Nearly 14% of a $32 million federal grant went unspent in Paterson, and one board member wants to know why.

Arbor Ridge Rehabilitation nabs its third straight Newsweek national nod while Rep. Nellie Pou tours the Wayne campus.

An abandoned railroad span over the Passaic River is getting new life as a walkway between Passaic and Garfield.

Wheelchair-accessible play equipment is going in at Diane Grimes Park, but tennis and pickleball upgrades still have no construction date.

Jontae Izquierdo faces first-degree charges after a months-long Passaic County task force probe into a cloud-storage account.

A vote looms November 16 on rules meant to stop basements and attics from becoming secret rental units in Hawthorne.

The six-story building would replace Housing Authority offices on Aspen Place, part of a bigger plan to reshape the city's oldest public housing site.

Four landscaped planters near School 6 are meant to soak up about 150,000 gallons of stormwater a year before it hits Paterson's overworked sewers.

Officials say the animal was spotted on at least five Little Falls streets before it was taken into custody and later died.

Families say they still don't know if teachers or instruction will follow gifted students to new schools under the proposal.

More than 100 residents shut down a Planning Board meeting over the Carroll Street proposal before the developer walked away.

Prosecutors say the off-duty sergeant hit two patrons at a Greenwood Lake restaurant around 12:30 a.m. last month.

The 8,000-square-foot spot on Main Avenue pairs shisha and Turkish breakfast with weekend DJ sets.