A boil water advisory has been partially lifted in Paterson, New Jersey.The Passaic Valley Water Commission announced Friday ...

After a major water main break, Paterson Mayor Andre Sayegh and Jim Mueller, executive director of the Passaic Valley Water ...

The boiled water advisory has been lifted in parts of Paterson, but remains in effect in Haledon, North Haledon and Prospect ...

According to the Passaic Valley Water Commission, the advisory has been lifted for about 77,000 customers who live south of Broadway, east of Spruce Street and west of Route 20.

Over 185,000 people in New Jersey remain under a boil water advisory as repairs continue on a water main break in Paterson​.

While the highest points in nearby towns are still without service, Passaic Valley Water Commission said they aim to recover theirs by Friday morning.

The advisory covers all of Paterson, as well as Prospect Park, Haledon and North Haledon, after a massive water main break ...

Residents in a northern New Jersey city are growing more frustrated as they endure a fourth day with little or no water ...

A house in Paterson that sold for $750,000 tops the list of the most expensive residential real estate sales in Paterson area ...

The boil water order issued by the commission asks residents not to fill large jugs or containers, water lawns or open ...

The rest of Paterson returned to something close to normal with varying degrees of water service restored, but a boil-water advisory remains.

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