The two men arrested while leading a demonstration outside City Hall seeking answers for the mysterious death of Jameek Lowery pleaded not guilty on Monday morning.
Paterson man’s death sparks protest at City Hall
The death of 27-year-old Jameek Lowery sparked a large demonstration in front of City Hall on Tuesday afternoons.
Judge rules in favor of Paterson in Art Factory case
A municipal judge ruled in favor of the city in its long-drawn-out dispute with the Paterson Art Factory.
Paterson: Sayegh’s hiring of personnel officer amid budget crisis sparks criticism
Mayor Andre Sayegh’s administration hired a new personnel officer for $57,000 on the same day his business administrator sent a memorandum to all municipal employees urging them to give up two weeks of pay over a six-month period to resolve an ongoing budget crisis.
Pou gets $56,000 part-time job at Paterson Parking Authority
Former municipal business administrator Nellie Pou has been hired as a part-time employee at the Paterson Parking Authority.
Murders in Paterson down by 50-percent in 2018, police say
The number of murders in the city declined from 24 to 12, a whopping 50-percent decrease in 2018, according to statistics police released on Wednesday morning.
Paterson bought $30,000 worth of goods from hardware shop without council approval
The city purchased almost $30,000 worth of supplies from Grand Hardware on Grand Street without securing approval from the City Council, according to municipal documents.