The large propane tank installed dangerously close to a railroad on 20th Avenue and East 31st Street without municipal approval has been removed by Verizon.
Paterson badly damaged office that helps residents find jobs, apartments
The Neighborhood Assistance Office (NAO) served more than 5,000 people per month when it was operating out of downtown Paterson. Now, the office barely serves 1,000 people in a given month, according to the official in charge of the office.
25 job training slots opened in Paterson by NJ Build program
Twenty-five job training slots have been opened up by the New Jersey Reentry Corporation’s NJ Build program, former governor James McGreevey announced at the HoHoKus School of Trade and Technical Sciences on Monday morning.
Startup plans to open medical marijuana dispensary in Paterson
A Morris County start-up is planning to invest $1.5 million to open a medical marijuana dispensary two blocks away from St. Joseph’s Regional Medical Center in the Lackawanna neighborhood.
Paterson recognizes 11 employees for Hispanic Heritage Month
Municipal officials recognized 11 employees in observance of the National Hispanic Heritage Month.
Paterson Housing Authority gets $24,500 for homeownership counseling program
The Paterson Housing Authority received a $24,570 federal grant to run its homeownership counseling program.
Woman accused of slashing tires during Paterson mayoral race says court cleared her
The city woman accused of slashing tires and damaging rear windshields of former councilman Alex Mendez’s supporters during the hotly contested mayoral race says she has been cleared of charges by the court.