Articles Tagged with ''New York City''

Energy developer Williams Cos. has secured OKs from the states' environmental regulators to build the Northeast Supply Enhancement Project despite past rejections and rising opposition.

Voters watch how newly elected governors Abigail Spanberger in Va. and Mikie Sherill in NJ, as well as New York City-Mayor-elect Zohran Mamdani tackle high energy costs and infrastructure funding, among other key issues..

Agency's billion-dollar Bronx rail link hits hidden snag deep inside Amtrak’s corridor—raising new questions about who controls progress. 

The 432 Park Avenue tower's striking white concrete face is cracking and crumbling. 

Candidates for mayor debate its enforcement and cost before Nov. 4 election as efforts scale to meet the city mandate.

Group of 25 individuals shaping the future of design and construction across the 13-state region and Washington, D.C. were selected

New York City has broken ground on another initiative meant to protect a neighborhood from storm surges. 

A corner of a New York City Housing Authority apartment building collapsed Wednesday morning, following a likely explosion in the 1960s-era building's boiler system.

The legal move is the latest effort to secure the grid management contract from an incumbent operator serving 1.2 million customers.

New York City’s Metropolitan Transit Authority advances the Second Avenue Subway extension as COWI is tapped as lead designer, setting the stage for major transit expansion in East Harlem.