Paterson officials say the budget — scheduled for a public hearing and final vote on May 6 — won’t require layoffs or service cuts.

Housing authority executive director Irma Gorham said the lost funds won’t impact the agency’s $35 million annual allocation under Section 8 ...

The arrests, unrelated, took place on Tuesday and Wednesday. The suspects were all wanted for alleged involvement in gun ...

New charges have been added to fraud allegations against the elected city council president in one of New Jersey's largest ...

A New Jersey city council president rigged the vote to keep his seat — and now he’s facing a fresh round of felony charges, ...

Several streets in downtown Paterson will be closed for the entire day on Thursday, May 1, due to planned work in the ...

Facing opposition to a $302 million budget with a 5.6% city property tax hike, Mayor Andre Sayegh delayed asking the Paterson ...

A reassessment doesn’t change the total amount in taxes collected for local government but redistributes the burden. PATERSON ...

Paterson is set to benefit from more than $3 million in state funding aimed at improving public parks and preserving historic ...

A house in Paterson that sold for $860,000 tops the list of the most expensive residential real estate sales in Paterson area ...