Three measures were passed by the City Council on Tuesday night to create a sewer utility, change the way sewer fees are calculated, and raise $3 million in revenue through a one-time bill.
Paterson to name section of Union Avenue to Bangladesh Boulevard
The City Council passed a measure on Tuesday night to name a portion of Union Avenue to Bangladesh Boulevard in recognition of the city’s growing Bengali community.
Labor dispute brings Paterson zoning enforcement to a halt
The city’s new zoning officer’s decision to designate half-dozen employees as zoning enforcers has triggered a labor dispute, halting zoning enforcement throughout the city, according to municipal sources.
Paterson shuts down illegal TV studio used by ex-councilman Alex Mendez’s campaign
An illegal television studio used by former councilman Alex Mendez to film a show during the mayoral race last year has been closed down.
Paterson debates demolishing 28 vacant buildings
Mayor Andre Sayegh’s administration is looking to demolish 28 vacant and abandoned buildings that have been deemed a danger to the public, but has run into opposition in the City Council.
Paterson to turn former site of Head Start on Clinton Street into a park
After demolishing the rotting former Head Start building on Clinton Street, the city is planning to create a park on the site.
Paterson among 10 U.S. cities to get $40,000 grant to expand access to parks
The city is among ten throughout the United States to receive a $40,000 grant from the National Recreation and Park Association (NRPA) to improve residents’ access to high-quality parks and green space.