Hoboken to Resume Alternate Side Parking

Hoboken said it plans to enforce alternate side parking regulations starting on Wednesday, after a major winter storm dumped 7.5 inches of snow on the city.

Winter Storm Juno, which was originally forecast to dump more than two feet of snow on the area, forced the city and state to shut down all non-emergency traffic Monday night and closed schools across the city.

Hoboken announced Tuesday afternoon that parking on snow emergency streets would be permitted after continuing a ban all morning. Normal garbage pickup will resume Tuesday. Discounted parking will remain until Wednesday to keep cars off the street to facilitate snow removal.

NJ Transit Hudson-Bergen Light Rail service is back on a weekend schedule and NJ Transit buses have resumed service.

Stevens Institute of Technology, the private research college at 1 Castle Point, in Hoboken, closed its campus today and will reopen on Wednesday.

Several major events were cancelled, including the graduate student career development orientation, an orientation with the Environmental Protection Agency and an introductory session to the Office of Career Development.