The woman who served as the public information officer in mayor Andre Sayegh’s administration resigned in June, according to public records.
Paterson: Judge rules against chicken slaughterhouse in Hillcrest section
A New Jersey Superior Court judge has sided with Hillcrest section residents in their bid to prevent a chicken slaughterhouse from locating in their neighborhood.
State approves plan to clean up contaminated New Street Reservoir that led to boiled water advisory for more than 230,000 people
The cleanup at the New Street Reservoir began Friday and could take up to a month, which means the boiled water advisory posted for Paterson, Passaic City, and parts of Clifton and Woodland Park will remain in effect until further notice.
Paterson, Passaic City, Clifton still under boil water advisory. When will it be lifted?
The boiled water advisory for Paterson, Passaic City, and parts of Clifton that was posted a week ago after remnants of Hurricane Ida dumped more than seven inches of rain isn’t expected to be lifted anytime soon.
Labor unions demand hazard pay for working though Covid-19. Paterson officials say they are considering it.
Labor unions representing hundreds of municipal employees have been demanding hazard or premium pay from the city for their members, who worked through the Covid-19 pandemic, over the past year.
New Jersey first lady visits flood victims at Paterson emergency shelter
New Jersey’s First Lady, Tammy Murphy, visited the Red Cross shelter in Paterson on Sunday, offering reassurance to flood victims in the wake of Thursday’s deluge that left much of the 1st Ward under water.
Former Paterson City Council candidate hit with $8,600 penalty for failing to file campaign finance reports
The New Jersey Election Law Enforcement Commission (ELEC) has imposed an $8,600 penalty against former City Council candidate Bernard Jones.