Jersey City Councilman Michael Yun Dies from COVID-19 Infection
Jersey City Ward D Councilman Michael Yun has passed away due to COVID-19 infection. Having served Jersey City Heights since 2013, Yun and his wife,…
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Hoboken’s COVID-19 Testing Center Now Open
Hoboken has partnered with Riverside Medical Center to open their existing testing center up to all symptomatic Hoboken residents. Provided they call and set up…
FRIDAYS ARE FOR FRANK: “Ain’t No Sunshine” (Nancy Sinatra); RIP Bill Withers
(ABOVE: Photo via AP) Soul singer Bill Withers has passed away. He was 81. A three-time Grammy Winner, Withers wrote and sang iconic songs that…
Jersey City Pledges to Match State Grants for Small Businesses Impacted by COVID-19
Jersey City has announced a program of local grants to support small businesses facing financial hardships due to the COVID-19 crisis. The small business grant…
City Announces Mother of Two Hoboken Police Officers Has Died From COVID-19
Over the past few weeks, local authorities have made heartfelt appeals for the public to stay home, in the effort to curb the spread of…
UPDATED: Hoboken Expands Riverside Medical COVID-19 Testing to All Residents
UPDATED: April 3, 2020 at 1:35 p.m. Hoboken has announced that it will be opening COVID-19 testing to all residents, thanks to an influx of…
COVID-19 CLAMPDOWN: Update on Coronavirus Response in Hoboken & Jersey City
As of March 31, there have been 1,600 confirmed cases of Coronavirus in Hudson County, with 25 fatalities. While that number is likely to rise,…
April Fool’s Day Cancelled, Citing Coronavirus Concerns
APRIL 1, 2020—HOBOKEN, NEW JERSEY Out of an abundance of caution, hMAG has made the difficult decision to cancel its annual April Fool's Day article,…
Hudson County Fire Chiefs Want More Info On COVID-19 Patients
Hudson County Fire Departments are asking for more transparency regarding the instances of COVID-19 within their jurisdiction. In a letter to New Jersey Department of…
Last Call for Comments on Hoboken’s New Jersey Transit Records Building
(ABOVE: image via City of Hoboken) March 31st marks he deadline for public comment on the future of the New Jersey Transit Records Building. The…
