Standing in front of a desktop kiosk, mayor Andre Sayegh announced property owners can now pay their tax bills over the internet.
Paterson police seize 16,000 bags of heroin, $25,000 cash in East 18th Street raid
The police conducted a massive drug bust at an East 18th Street distribution house on Wednesday night, seizing 15,902 glassine envelopes of heroin and $25,398 in cash from five alleged drug dealers, according to director Jerry Speziale.
Paterson may be overlooking its residents for municipal jobs
A pair of hires over the last six months has prompted some to argue the city is overlooking its residents for municipal jobs and failing to adhere to an ordinance that requires employees to live within the city.
Renovated Cricket Clubhouse opens at Paterson’s Eastside Park
Municipal officials celebrated the renovation of the historic Cricket Clubhouse, a red building visible from Route 20, at Eastside Park on Monday morning.
Paterson council confirms six of Sayegh’s department heads
The City Council confirmed six of mayor Andre Sayegh’s department heads on Tuesday night.
Sayegh administration officials worked from home, failed to use time tracking system, records show
Members of mayor Andre Sayegh’s administration worked from home in some cases and did not consistently use the city’s biometric time tracking system, according to municipal records.
Paterson law firm that got contract denies giving to Sayegh campaign
A law firm slated to receive work from the city gave $1,000 to mayor Andre Sayegh’s campaign, according to campaign finance records, raising questions about compliance with municipal pay-to-play ordinance.