A federal judge has dismissed the religious discrimination lawsuit filed by three Muslim former Board of Adjustment members.
Feds: Paterson’s $731,000 demolition equipment buy not eligible for grant funding
The city may have to return $731,000 worth of demolition equipment after federal officials determined the purchase is not eligible for Community Development Block Grant Program funding.
Passaic County prosecutor waiting for Jameek Lowery’s autopsy report from medical examiner
It has been three months since Jameek Lowery’s mysterious death following a bizarre series of events that started with a live broadcast at the Paterson police headquarters. His mother, Patrice King, is still looking for answers.
Paterson councilman Luis Velez, wife accuse each other of domestic violence
Councilman Luis Velez and his wife Evelyn Sanchez are publicly accusing each other of domestic violence.
Paterson man viciously slapped by police officer in hospital files lawsuit
The man viciously attacked by two now-convicted police officers in the triage area and a patient room at St. Joseph’s Regional Medical Center has filed a lawsuit against the city, his attorney, Steven Greene, said on Wednesday afternoon.
Paterson council approves Sayegh’s $285 million budget with 2-percent tax increase
The City Council approved mayor Andre Sayegh’s $285 million budget that contains a 2-percent property tax increase.
Judge dismisses Paterson employee’s $2.5 million lawsuit
A federal judge has dismissed a municipal employee’s discrimination lawsuit seeking $2.5 million in damages.