Hoboken

The entire state of New Jersey is under a State of Emergency as Hoboken officials and residents are concerned about possible flooding as Isaias nears. Tracie Strahan reports.

A single mother of two was stuck in limbo when her visa expired and she couldn’t go back to the UK to renew it, leaving her unable to work in the U.S. That’s when she asked other Hoboken mothers for help, and the community stepped up. NBC New York’s Checkey Beckford reports.

Torrential rains overwhelm city pumps and push sewer water into the streets. The I-Team’s Sarah Wallace reports.

Health officials worry after more than a dozen cases confirmed in Hoboken were from people who recently traveled outside of the state. Brian Thompson reports.

Mayor Bill de Blasio unveiled a new multi-agency task force Tuesday to crack down on illegal fireworks as complaints across the five boroughs soar to unprecedented levels for this time of year. NBC New York’s Gaby Acevedo reports.

An estimated ten thousand peaceful protesters, of all races and backgrounds, came together to march down the waterfront in Hoboken New Jersey in support of the Black Lives Matter movement, Brian Thompson reports

The city of Hoboken is now allowing fitness classes to resume but only outside. NBC New York’s Checkey Beckford reports.

NBC New York’s Checkey Beckford reports.

NBC New York’s Jen Maxfield reports.

Rapid antibody testing begins in Hoboken Wednesday. Tracie Strahan with the story.

Hoboken plans to reopen its parks soon. Tracie Strahan has the latest.

Two water main breaks just four miles apart in neighboring New Jersey cities within 24 hours have left streets flooded, and one city mayor believes the breaks may be connected

Hundreds of New Jersey residents are still being ordered to boil their water after two back-to-back water main breaks: one in Jersey City and then one in neighboring Hoboken. Tracie Strahan has the latest.

NBC New York’s Checkey Beckford reports.

A crew doing work in an industrial area of Jersey City struck a water main pipe Tuesday afternoon, which led to a boil water advisory for the city and decreased water pressure for area hospitals currently battling COVID-19. NBC New York’s Tracie Strahan reports.

NBC New York’s Tracie Strahan reports.

NBC New York’s Checkey Beckford reports.

The mayor of Hoboken is asking people to shelter in place and adopt a policy of “self-isolation,” the first tri-state city to make such a dramatic suggestion to help curb the spread of COVID-19

Days after Hoboken officials announced the city’s first positive case of COVID-19, the mayor effectively closed bars and restaurants and declared a mandatory nightly curfew in the latest attempt to stop the spread of the virus. But it may not be just Hoboken for long — New Jersey Gov. Phil Murphy said Sunday morning that a statewide curfew was one…

Hoboken announced the start of a mandatory curfew while Teaneck’s mayor called on the town of 40,000 to self-quarantine.