Paterson

A group of properties along the southern edge of Paterson could become the site of a mixed-use development should a new proposal be approved.

A former industrial site near a Passaic County landmark might be converted into parkland.

A six-story building has been approved for the site of a former furniture store in New Jersey’s third largest city.

The Passaic County Planning Board conditionally approved a plan for 198-206 Lafayette Street near where a train station could eventually be constructed.

New Jersey’s legal marijuana industry could get going next year, and an advancing bill has significant benefits for four of the state’s largest cities.

A building in the middle of a neighborhood that is known for its industrial heritage is going to be converted into residential use.

A developer plans to construct 42 units across from Paterson’s largest park and will go before the Planning Board on March 12.

A four-story building could rise in the heart of the South Paterson neighborhood.

Stores, a hotel, and a trolley bus system are proposed as part of the project near the Great Falls.

A new residential building with 56 units is coming to South Paterson.