Office of the Mayor announces:

The comprehensive plan involves banning large commercial vehicles including trucks and buses from Frank Sinatra Drive between 4^th and 11^th Streets, as well as asking the City Council to again consider bonding for the redesign of Sinatra Drive so everyone can safely enjoy it.  Read More...

In round two of the latest barn burner revelations in the FBI Data Theft Ring conspiracy, Monday was former corporation counsel Mark Tabakin’s turn to detail the events back in May 2011 when the looting of the mayor’s office electronic communications was first uncovered.

Although no longer working for Hoboken, Tabakin’s testimony synced with former Business Administrator Arch Liston’s revealing some new surprises at the alleged false admission by Jonathan Cummins to the widespread crimes. Read More...

When Arch Liston stated Friday confidential information arriving on his desk only “one or two days,” led to OPRA requests for the exact same information over months, alarm bells went off all over the city.

With the FBI Date Theft Ring on the table front and center in Hoboken once again, the question on everyone’s lips is the same.  Who are the person(s) who made OPRA requests to the mayor’s office and/or Arch Liston for information they couldn’t possibly legally know about? Read More...

The reverberations late Friday with testimony pointing to two alleged recipients of confidential emails from the mayor’s office haven’t fully taken hold but fear and trepidation is being felt from Hoboken, Newark, Las Vegas and all points in-between.

The Data Theft Ring revelations are creating the kind of chaos that would make a zoned out Hunter Thompson proud.

The former Business Administrator a tough, take no gruff former police officer moved on from Hoboken but gave the city a parting gift in his testimony in the Jonathan Cummins administrative hearing.  Cummins seeks to obtain his job back; this after he lied admitting responsibility to the Feds who was behind the massive looting of the communications in the mayor’s office. Read More...

Hoboken411 calls Board of Ed official “an angry c#%!”

Masonista panic: Hoboken Moms turning on our Hoboken411 propaganda

Hoboken411 caught in theft of Hoboken photographer’s pictures for Wallace School Fundraiser

In an unexpected blockbuster revelation, a court hearing involving a former City official connected to the massive FBI Data Theft Ring reveals two officials receiving the alleged emails are Fire Chief Richard Blohm and former Public Safety Director Angel Alicea.



Additional testimony suggests Hoboken Police Chief Anthony Falco may have also been on the receiving end of information obtained illicitly from the mayor’s office at City Hall.

Former Business Administrator Arch Liston revealed the information earlier today as reported on another local blog.  Liston’s testimony stated emails from the mayor’s office were being leaked to Richard Blohm and Angel Alicea having been forwarded from IT manager Patrick Ricciardi’s office. Read More...

Almost 100 comments yesterday on the story of the midnight flyer splattered all around Hoboken.  Here’s a thought for consideration.  Who did the flyer serve and how would you rank them on a short list?  Explain why the Move Forward BoE slate doesn’t make the list.

Putting that mental exercise aside for the moment, will you stand up for the First Amendment in Hoboken?  To those that have and continue to defend that right, thank you.  To those who say yes and remain on the sidelines in the midst of the fight to keep corruption from retaking the reins of this City, please stand up and be counted. Read More...