African American leaders on Friday called for the termination of a Paterson police officer accused of viciously attacking an upset father.
Paterson shows off almost $6 million emergency communications center
Municipal officials showed off a $5.8 million new emergency communication centers at the Frank X. Graves Public Safety Complex on Wednesday morning that is expected to speed up police and fire response time.
Sayegh administration hired Paterson DPW director’s brother for $80,000 job
Mayor Andre Sayegh’s administration hired public works director William “Billy” Rodriguez’s brother for an $80,000 engineering job raising concerns about nepotism.
Judge rules mother of man brutally attacked by two Paterson police officers can pursue wrongful death case
A federal judge ruled in favor of the mother of a man, who died by suicide nearly two years after two police officers brutally beat him in a hospital room, can pursue a wrongful death case.
Teachers union takes no confidence vote against Paterson schools superintendent
The teachers union took a no confidence vote against superintendent Eileen Shafer on Wednesday for a series of decisions she made, including reopening schools for teachers and staff, amid the Covid-19 pandemic.
Hackensack man, who claimed Paterson cops beat him in ER, getting $75,000 in settlement
A Hackensack man, who filed a lawsuit against the city alleging police officers beat him at the emergency room, is getting $75,000 in settlement.
Paterson paying $150,000 to settle public works employee’s sexual harassment lawsuit
Municipal officials agreed to pay $150,000 on Tuesday night to settle a sexual harassment lawsuit filed by a public works employee.