Paterson boil water advisory enters 4th day after water main break
Paterson's mayor and the Passaic Valley Water Commission are expected to give an update on the repairs. CBS News New York's Christina Fan reports.
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Paterson's mayor and the Passaic Valley Water Commission are expected to give an update on the repairs. CBS News New York's Christina Fan reports.
Over 185,000 people in New Jersey remain under a boil water advisory as repairs continue on a water main break in Paterson.
For three days, people in Paterson and the surrounding area have been living with little to no running water, but some progress was made Sunday in the effort to repair a water main break. CBS News New York's Adi Guajardo reports.
Over 185,000 people in New Jersey are under a boil water advisory for a third day after a water main break in Paterson early Friday morning.
A clean water distribution site has been set up in Paterson, New Jersey, for residents impacted by Friday's massive water main break.
Crews have been working around the clock to fix a massive water main break in Paterson, New Jersey, and a boil water advisory has expanded. CBS News New York's Adi Guajardo reports.
A water main break in Paterson, New Jersey is prompting a boil water advisory for residents, the Passaic Valley Water Commission says.
Work continued Friday night to repair a water main break in Paterson, New Jersey, more than 15 hours after the main ruptured. CBS News New York's Adi Guajardo reports.
The Passaic Valley Water Commission said it responded to a 30-inch water main break early Friday morning near Hinchliffe Stadium. CBS News New York's Nick Caloway reports.
A water main break is prompting a boil water advisory for roughly 160,000 residents in Paterson, New Jersey. CBS News New York's Nick Caloway reports on the repairs.
Paterson Mayor Andre Singh provided an update on a 30-inch water main that broke Friday morning near Hinchliffe Stadium.
Crews responded to a 30-inch water main break Friday morning in the area south of Hinchliffe Stadium.
Black history and heritage is once again recognized in Paterson, New Jersey. The city unveiled a new Black Heritage Historic Marker at Hinchliffe Stadium.
Police say an irate customer stabbed two New Jersey bakery workers after claiming a sandwich he purchased four years ago made him sick.
Two brothers who work together in a New Jersey bakery are recovering from deep stab wounds. Police in Paterson say an irate customer showed up and complained about a sandwich bought years ago. CBS News New York's Dave Carlin reports.
Matthew Platkin's office has been supervising the department since 2023, following what he called a series of police failures.
New Jersey's Supreme Court ruled Wednesday that the Paterson Police Department can remain under the control of the state's attorney general.
N.J. Attorney General Matthew Platkin's office has been supervising the department since 2023 after what he called a series of police failures.
A new weather alert system is now in place in more than a dozen parks in Paterson, New Jersey.
A new weather alert system is now in place in more than a dozen parks in Paterson, New Jersey. After two lightning-related deaths in other parts of the state, the hope is to let people know when weather could turn dangerous before it's too late. CBS News New York's Nick Caloway reports.
It's big news in the world of American soccer as the iconic franchise is set to begin its next era in a new home in North Jersey. CBS News New York's Nick Caloway reports.
People at Paterson's Hinchliffe Stadium for high school graduations fainted as temperatures reached dangerously high levels, the city's public safety director said.
President Trump's crackdown on sanctuary policies named three dozen cities in New York, New Jersey and Connecticut, but has since been taken down.
The Trump administration is suing Newark, Hoboken, Jersey City and Paterson, N.J., for allegedly obstructing federal immigration agents.
The Justice Department claims four New Jersey cities are making it harder to enforce federal immigration laws. CBS News New York's Marcia Kramer reports.
