The city has secured $1 million in funding for improvements at the 8.5-acre Vista Park in the vicinity of the Great Falls, announced mayor Andre Sayegh last week.
Paterson school board candidate Dania Martinez sues for recount after losing by eight votes
School board candidate Dania Martinez, who lost by just eight votes after all the ballots were counted last week, sued for a recount on Wednesday afternoon.
Public works laborer files wrongful termination lawsuit against Paterson
A public works laborer allegedly fired after being injured on the job has filed a lawsuit against the city.
Paterson to pave area, rehabilitate basketball court at Buckley Park for almost $312,700
Municipal officials are looking to spend $312,690 for paving and rehabilitation of the neglected basketball court at Buckley Park.
Paterson Plus phone app allows residents to report pot holes, loud music, and other problems
A smartphone application now allows residents to take a picture of a pothole and report it to the city for filling. It also let’s residents lodge loud music, dumping, and a host of other complaints for resolution.
Paterson Parking Authority gets almost $6 million state tax credits to rehabilitate Blue Garage
The Paterson Parking Authority received approval for $5.89 million in state tax credits on Thursday morning to rehabilitate the Blue Garage on Van Houten Street, across the street from the Frank X. Graves Public Safety Complex.
Paterson’s new $1.1 million salt dome needs $30,000 roof repair
Three years after it was constructed for $1.1 million at the dead end of Montgomery Street, the city’s new salt dome requires $30,000 worth of roof repairs.