The New Jersey Community Development Corporation (NJCDC) has received board of adjustment approval to construct a $4 million mixed-use building at the site of a former eyesore in the corner of Spruce and Grand Streets.
Big stories
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City non-profit gets approval to construct $4 million mixed-use building on Spruce Street
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Paterson car shop owner, two employees plead guilty to using simulators to pass vehicles through inspection
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City council wants to set exact salaries for directors
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Demolition raises questions about city’s emergency tearing down process
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24-year-old wounded in Belmont Avenue shooting
City Politics
City non-profit gets approval to construct $4 million mixed-use building on Spruce Street
City council wants to set exact salaries for directors
After expressing opposition to mayor Jose “Joey” Torres’ salary ranges for department directors, the city council is set to introduce exact salary amounts for each department head prior to Tuesday’s confirmation hearings.
Demolition raises questions about city’s emergency tearing down process
The tearing down of a Riverside section home that took place some months ago raised concerns about the city’s emergency demolition process early last week.
Police News
Paterson car shop owner, two employees plead guilty to using simulators to pass vehicles through inspection
A 1st Avenue private auto inspection business owner and his two employees pleaded guilty to charges of using data simulators to produce false motor vehicle emission inspection results, announced the New Jersey Attorney General’s Office on Monday afternoon.
24-year-old wounded in Belmont Avenue shooting
A city man was wounded in a shooting incident on Belmont Avenue during the early morning hours of Sunday, according to the Paterson Police Department.
City man arrested with heroin, marijuana on Hamilton Avenue
Authorities arrested a city man in possession of several envelopes of heroin and a bag of marijuana early Friday morning, according to Passaic County Sheriff Richard Berdnik.