Politics
Hoboken City Council Picks New President, Vice President
Ruben Ramos Jr. chosen as new City Council president, Phil Cohen elected vice president
ICE Arrests at NJ Train Station Spark Outrage, Emergency Action
Hoboken and Jersey City officials condemn federal immigration enforcement operation at light rail stop.
Hoboken, Jersey City Residents Alarmed by Reported ICE Arrests
Community leaders call for action after videos show agents detaining local workers
Lifestyle
Hoboken Museum Kicks Off 2 New Exhibits
Displays feature century-old photography and wetlands paintings from a Dutch artist
Hoboken Public Library Hosts Bridgerton-Inspired Fundraiser
A Night on the Ton event to transport guests into the glamorous world of the Ton
Dog's Snowy Adventure Halted by Leaf
Toby the dog pauses his playtime when a leaf interrupts his fun in the snow.
Tech
Mysterious Electric Signs Appear at 2 NJ Transit Bus Stops in Hoboken
Commuters cheered the new signs that mysteriously appeared, but NJ Transit has not explained the purpose.
Quantum Computing Inc. Completes Acquisition of Luminar Semiconductor
Transaction strengthens QCi's technology roadmap and advances QCi toward becoming a vertically integrated, domestic provider of photonics and quantum platforms
Stevens Institute to Launch $36M School of Computing
New school will focus on AI and computing education to meet employer demand for tech-savvy graduates.
Business
Marketing Specialist Shares 2026 Outlook
Maryam Simpson predicts what will get harder and what will keep working in marketing
Hain Celestial to Sell North America Snacks Business
Transaction to strengthen Hain's financial position and support long-term growth potential for go-forward business
Albany Capital Center Expands, Historic Delaware Hotel Reimagined
Expansion in Albany, renovations in Wilmington and Andover highlight regional hospitality updates.
