Gotham: For a Ground Zero Developer Seeking Subsidies, More Is Never Enough
Larry A. Silverstein's prospective tenant for 3 World Trade Center, GroupM, has been promised $15 million and tax breaks of ...read more Via:...
Cuomo’s Push to End Moreland Commission Draws Backlash
Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo said the investigative commission, which he formed last July, was no longer necessary because of reforms ...read more Via:...
Rivals for New York Casino Licenses Must Pay Millions to Play
It will take a fortune just to open the doors of a full-scale casino resort in New York, starting with Via:
Gas Pipes From East Harlem Blast to Undergo Further Tests
Parts of several pipes will be tested at a laboratory in Washington as part of the investigation into the deadly ...read more Via:...
An 8th Grader, a Gun and a Bus Rider in the Way
Though he did not grow up in the projects, Kahton Anderson became engulfed in a mini-gang rivalry based in them ...read more Via:...
Pedestrian Bridge in Van Cortlandt Park Has an Obstacle: $7.5 Million
After the park was subdivided by highways, park supporters and residents sought a bridge to reconnect a particularly isolated section ...read more Via:...
At Citi Field, Mayor’s First Pitch Is a Winner, Even if His Team Allegiance...
Bill de Blasio was a good sport despite being booed by Mets fans, where he paid homage to his favorite ...read more Via:...
City Room: Readers’ Reactions to Funding Tappan Zee Bridge Construction
An article about the uncertainty of paying for the construction of a $3.9 billion replacement of the Tappan Zee Bridge ...read more Via:...
Pushing to Rid New York City of Classroom Trailers, Even as Enrollments Grow
Over 7,000 city students are learning in trailers, which were intended to be a temporary solution to crowded schools but ...read more Via:...
City Room: By Plotting Journeys, Providing a Glimpse at Citi Bike Ridership
A new data visualization project makes clear the degree to which the bike share system has become interwoven into New ...read more Via:...
City Room: New York Today: The Mayor’s First Pitch
What you need to know for Monday: De Blasio plays ball, the rain continues, and it's the last day to ...read more Via:...
Separate Shootings Leave 2 People Dead
Separate shootings in Brooklyn and Queens on Sunday left two people dead, including a teenager, police and fire officials said. ...
Historic Randolph Houses in Harlem Finally Set for Renovation
The city plans to announce on Monday a construction project that will transform A. Philip Randolph Houses into a mixed-income ...read more Via:...
In Manhattan, Celebrating Greece’s Freedom
Scenes from the 193rd Greek Independence Day Parade in Manhattan on Sunday. ...read more Via: In Manhattan, Celebrating Greece’s...
