Mayor Andre Sayegh’s administration and the City Council have been talking about potentially hiring aides for council members.
Paterson Parking Authority spent $72,000 in legal fight for Levine family property
The Paterson Parking Authority racked up $72,000 in legal expenses in its eminent domain battle for the properties of Levine Industries in South Paterson for a parking deck project.
Developer wants Paterson to give 30-year tax abatement for senior housing complex
A developer is seeking a 30-year tax abatement deal with the city to purchase and renovate the Federation Apartments, a 10-story senior housing complex across the street from Rosa Parks High School.
Paterson gets $1.4 million in state grant for road resurfacing
The New Jersey Department of Transportation (NJDOT) has awarded $1,445,857, more than twice the amount awarded over past several years, to the city through its 2019 Municipal Aid Road Resurfacing Program.
Man attacked by ex-Paterson police officer in two videos to sue for damages
The man being viciously attacked by a now-convicted police officer at St. Josephs’ Regional Medical Center in a pair of videos is expected to file a lawsuit against the city seeking damages.
After intervention by gov. Murphy, Speziale won’t run for Passaic County sheriff
After intervention by governor Phil Murphy, public safety director Jerry Speziale has decided against running for Passaic County sheriff.
Paterson is naming street after civil rights leader Russell Graddy
Municipal officials approved a measure to name a portion of 10th Avenue after civil rights leader and local businessman Russell Graddy.