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Amy Freeze reports on the flood threat in New Jersey
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With more rain expected Thursday, people across the Tri-State are hoping it is not a repeat of Wednesday, when heavy flooding caused a hectic morning commute for motorists.
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United Water emergency crews completed repairs Saturday to a 24 inch water main that ruptured in Hoboken.
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Hoboken's mayor says the city's recent water woes have their roots in a contract signed two decades ago.
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The advisory put in place following two water main breaks was lifted after tests showed the city's water is safe to drink.
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Anthony Johnson has an update on two water main breaks in Hoboken
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See images of a two different water main breaks that washed out several streets and basements in Hoboken
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Lisa Colagrossi reports on a water main break that compromised a street in New Jersey
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Electric trains will soon return to Hoboken Terminal nearly five months after Superstorm Sandy devastated the line.
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The blaze started at about 3:00 on Sunday afternoon, and quickly spread to two neighboring buildings.
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Students of the Wallace School were evacuated to a nearby senior citizen center or to Hoboken High School.
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PATH trains have resumed around-the-clock service on some lines for the first time since Superstorm Sandy.
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The Port Authority says changes in weekend service could expedite restoration of 24-hour PATH service in a week to 10 days.
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The agency says the free rides are a show of appreciation after Hurricane Sandy crippled the PATH system.
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Pilsener Haus is an authentic Beigarten with upwards of 70 beers in the heart of Hoboken.
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Trains between Hoboken and the 33rd Street station in Manhattan will initially run daily from 5 a.m. until 10 p.m.
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Anthony Johnson reports on the restoration of PATH service after Hurricane Sandy
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Anthony Johnson reports on the recovery from Hurricane Sandy
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PATH trains will only operate on the Newark to World Trade Center line for the next two weekends.
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Basic renter's insurance does not cover flood damage, so many basement apartments renters in Hoboken, are out of luck.
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Anthony Johnson reports from Hoboken.
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Hoboken holds community meeting to try and help residents figure out how to recoup their losses after Hurricane Sandy.
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Flood waters have mostly receded in Hoboken, but roughly 95 percent of the city remained without power.
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The child was found by workers inside the "A&P" supermarket on Clinton Street just before 11 p.m. on Wednesday.
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Matt Kozar reprorts on how commuters in New Jersey are paying more to get to and from New York City
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A bridge that leads you to the corner of First and Clinton to Hoboken's first African art gallery.
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Hoboken offers great views of the Fourth of July fireworks, but a popular gathering spot in years past will be off-limits this year.
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Kemberly Richardson reports the Hoboken campus is already filled to capacity
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Tim Tebow is moving to Hoboken, but over the weekend a Twitter war heated up.
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The copper gutters on the outside of Our Lady of Grace are original and date back to the 1870s. Two of them were stolen.
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The good news is no one was injured, but 51 people are still out of their homes in Hoboken following a fire late Friday that erupted in their apartment building; including a bride who got married on Saturday.
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There were fewer arrests during Saturday's St. Patrick's Day celebrations in Hoboken after the parade was replaced with a pub crawl.
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There were large crowds for Hoboken's first "Lepre-Con" celebration and the city had 250 police officers on the streets for the event.
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Hoboken, New Jersey expects large crowds this weekend for the first "Lepre-Con" celebration and the city has 250 police officers ready to go for the event.
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A bulldozer will destroy an apartment building in New Jersey that burned on Sunday and now unlivable.
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The metallic image was taken off a plaque bearing the entertainer's name at Waterfront Park earlier this month.
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Michelle Charlesworth reports firefighters used ladders to help residents escape
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The fire broke out at a five-story building on Washington Street around 7 p.m. Sunday.
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Michelle Charlesworth reports on a condo fire in New Jersey
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The fire broke out at a five-story building on Washington Street around 7 p.m. Sunday.
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Lisa Colagrossi reports on the parking nightmare that is Hoboken, New Jersey
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Hoboken, a notoriously difficult place to find parking, is getting hundreds of new on-street parking spaces.
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The city of Frank Sinatra's birth has denied a request for a spinoff of MTV's "Jersey Shore" reality show to film in the city.
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The Hoboken St. Patrick's Day committee cited "the city of Hoboken's inability to protect our spectators, bands and participants."
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Heavy rains soaked New Jersey Sunday, spurring minor to moderate flooding in many areas and causing travel delays.
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The water came up very quickly in Hoboken Tuesday evening, but it fortunately receded quite a bit by nightfall.
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Now that gay marriage is legal in New York, advocates in New Jersey want their state to be next.
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A string of art heists at New York galleries and hotels went unsolved until an arrest in the theft of a Picasso drawing in San Francisco.
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