Mayor Andre Sayegh has nominated longtime prosecutor Vincenzo Stampone to serve as a judge on the Paterson Municipal Court.
Fire captain gets $80,000 after alleging ex-Paterson fire chief retaliated against him
The city is paying $80,000 to fire captain Salvatore Brigati after he filed a lawsuit alleging former fire chief Michael Postorino retaliated against him.
Paterson buying snowplows, chipper, and trucks for public works
After lackluster performance from the city’s Department of Public Works (DPW) earlier in the year, often blamed on antiquated or non-existing equipment, municipal officials are purchasing an assortment of equipment to better equip the department.
Paterson couple getting $200,000 settlement in police excessive force lawsuit
The city is paying a couple $200,000 to settle their police excessive use of force lawsuit, according to municipal records.
Paterson changes financial advisor to firm that gave to Hudson County PAC that backed Sayegh in mayoral race
Mayor Andre Sayegh’s administration has changed the city’s financial advising firm to a company that gave to a Hudson County Political Action Committee (PAC) that backed Sayegh in the mayoral race last year.
Judge orders Paterson firefighter terminated for failing drug test reinstated
A firefighter terminated after failing a random drug test has been ordered reinstated, according to public documents.
State assigns representative to help Paterson clean up brownfield sites for redevelopment
An environmental representative has been assigned to assist Paterson in the process of cleaning up brownfield sites and prepare them for redevelopment, announced state and local officials at the Great Falls on Thursday morning.