Fire Chief and Former Public Safety Official Received Hacked Emails and More Top This Week's Headlines

Fire Chief Richard Blohm and former Public Safety Director Angel Alicea received alleged hacked emails, former Business Administrator Arch Liston revealed during a hearing on Friday morning. The emails were sent by Patrick Ricciardi, the former IT official who was arrested by the FBI in November, 2011.

Comedy Festival Draws Big Names to Hoboken

Five days of stand up came to town this week.

The 30 Rock start was set to perform at the Kolo Club on Sunday night.

After months of renovations, the opening of Mama Johnson Field is coming closer. Renovations have been completed and the field will be ready for use as of next week.

Good Day NY Finds Fashion in Hoboken

Where did you get that outfit? Fox5 asked Hobokenites that question this week.

It's unclear why the woman had $8,000 worth of sunglasses in her apartment, but they were stolen last week.

14-year-old Caught Mid-Burglary in Hoboken

A Jersey City teenager allegedly stole two bottles of liquor from an apartment in Hoboken.

Mile Square Theatre Draws Crowds with Production of 'Go Dog Go!'

The children's production closed this weekend after a successful run.

Moms Forum Post Claiming Attempted Child Abduction: Real or Hoax?

A post indicated that a person in a van without license plates attempted to abduct a child at a Hoboken playground. The accuracy of this post wasn't confirmed by police, leaving the option it could have been a hoax.

Part of the Kids First ticket in Hoboken, Jean Marie Mitchell is running for the third time in a row.

A Hoboken toddler made his way across the street and inside the A&P.

Comedian and Former Hudson County Resident Jon Fisch Headlines Hoboken Comedy Festival

Jon Fisch performed on the first night of the Hoboken Comedy Festival.

New to the game, Tom Kluepfel is running on the Kids First ticket for this year's school board elections.