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Hoboken Strikes Tentative Deal With NY Waterway To Acquire Union Dry ...
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Hoboken Ordinance Proposes Limits on Short Term Rentals at Rent-Controlled ...
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Bhalla Officially Launches Bid for Second Term as Mayor of Hoboken
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Fisher Introduces Resolution Seeking Tax Decrease for Hoboken Budget
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Local Officials React to Retirement of Hoboken Police Chief Kenneth Ferrante
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Mixing Drinks: Resolution Seeks Outside Counsel for Bar & Restaurant Issues on ...
By CHRIS HALLERON
June 17, 2021HOBOKEN, NJ – Potentially putting an end to what has been one of the more publicly contentious land disputes in our mile square, New Jersey Governor Phil Murphy, Hoboken Mayor Ravi S. Bhalla and New York Waterway today announced a tentative agreement that could allow the City of Hoboken’s acquisition of the Union Dry Dock property.
The Bhalla administration and New York Waterway ...
HOBOKEN, NJ – Over the past few years, the short-term rental phenomenon has revolutionized the way we travel, with companies such as Airbnb, VRBO and others disrupting the lodging market worldwide. While their services create more options for the traveler, an unintended consequence has been a disruption in housing stock in and around desirable locations.
“There are a number of ways ...
HOBOKEN, NJ - Mayor Ravi Bhalla has declared that he will in fact run again for another term this November.
In a newsletter sent out Wednesday afternoon, Bhalla said, "Nearly four years ago, Hoboken residents gave me the privilege of a lifetime, electing me as Mayor of our great city. Since then we’ve come together, friends and neighbors moving our city forward in the ...
HOBOKEN, NJ - Months after the Bhalla Administration proposed a budget touting no tax increase, a Councilmember is putting forth her own budget plan that offers lower taxes to Hoboken residents.
At Wednesday's Hoboken City Council meeting, Councilwoman Tiffanie Fisher is sponsoring a municipal budget amendment that she claims could deliver a $2.7M, 4.5% tax decrease for Hoboken taxpayers.
HOBOKEN, NJ – Serving as Chief since 2014, Kenneth Ferrante announced Tuesday that he would be retiring from the Hoboken Police Department, effective July 1.
Serving with the Zimmer and Bhalla administrations, Hoboken has seen significant evolution in both its policing policies and responsibilities under his watch. By all accounts, Ferrante endeavored to meet those challenges, ...
HOBOKEN, NJ – Hoboken’s hospitality industry is a significant economic engine, the benefits of which have continued to drive the city’s appeal for decades. When it comes to oversight of the Mile Square City’s world-class bars and restaurants, some are worried that the current administration has mixed up a cocktail of contention on the Alcohol & Beverage Control (ABC) ...
HOBOKEN, NJ – Tuesday was certainly tumultuous for Hoboken’s first responder community, with the shocking retirement announcement from Police Chief Kenneth Ferrante. Meanwhile, TAPinto Hoboken has learned that Fire Chief Brian Crimmins has been placed on administrative leave, according to a memorandum from the Office of the Business Administrator.
“Please be advised that ...
HOBOKEN, NJ - Hoboken Police Superior Officers Association announced its endorsement of Ravi Bhalla for re-election as mayor of Hoboken.
“We know first-hand how committed Mayor Bhalla is to protecting the health and safety of Hoboken residents and ensuring the improvement of policing standards,” said Lieutenant Ed Drishti, President of the Hoboken Police Superior Officers ...
