Hoboken mayor says heavy rainfall at high tide caused flooding
Hoboken declared a state of emergency due to Friday's heavy rainfall and flooding, CBS New York's Christine Sloan reports.
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Hoboken declared a state of emergency due to Friday's heavy rainfall and flooding, CBS New York's Christine Sloan reports.
New Jersey commuters are navigating around floodwaters this morning, as Ophelia's remnants bring heavy rain to the Tri-State Area.
Lawmakers say it means the city doesn't support censorship and bans will not be allowed.
The idea of book sanctuary cities started after an increase in books being censored and banned across the country.
Hoboken is now a "Book Sanctuary City." Read more: https://cbsloc.al/3PuJ4lp
Fund for a Better Waterfront has spent three decades making sure Hoboken's waterfront is fully public and connected from one end to the other. CBS New York's John Elliott reports. Click here for more information.
The Hudson River Fisherman's Association's mission is to fight to keep the river clean and accessible. CBS New York's John Elliott reports. Click here for more information
The space includes a new pool, senior center, gymnasium and meeting space.
Hoboken unveiled plans for a new state-of-the-art community place that will include a new pool.
Residents in the area may experience disruptions to their water service.
Utility crews in Hoboken responded to multiple water main breaks Wednesday.
The hand-roasted coffee continues to draw a crowd after nearly 30 years in business, CBS2's Vanessa Murdock reports.
Take a trip back in time at Revival Vintage Boutique, which showcases goods from around the world that date from the 1800s to the 1990s, CBS2's Vanessa Murdock reports.
Two storefronts combine to form what the owner affectionately calls "The HGTV of Hoboken," CBS2's Vanessa Murdock reports.
The new park in Hoboken is the largest resilience park in New Jersey.
CBS2's Vanessa Murdock catches up with people along the Hudson River in Hoboken.
The break impacted tens of thousands of residents for days.
The mayor of Hoboken says he plans to file a lawsuit against PSE&G after a water main break that impacted tens of thousands of residents for days.
Officials say water quality testing shows it is safe to use without boiling.
A boil water advisory in Hoboken that was put in place because of a water main break has now been lifted.
The city's 58,000 residents had little to no water for at least 36 hours after a water main ruptured Monday.
The water is back on in Hoboken after a ruptured main shut down businesses and even forced a local hospital to evacuate patients. Families want to know who is responsible for the mess. CBS2's Christina Fan reports.
Meanwhile, a boil water advisory remains in effect until further notice. CBS2's Natalie Duddridge has the latest from officials and residents.
Water service has been restored to Hoboken following a massive water main break Monday. But as CBS2's Natalie Duddridge reports, a boil water advisory remains in effect
After nearly 30 hours, crews were finally able to isolate the broken water main Tuesday evening.
