City earmarks $284M for East River ‘sink hole surgery’
The city has allocated $284 million to plug the sink holes that have plagued the East River Esplanade in recent years. The new funding will
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House pushing to extend COVID unemployment payments
The House Select Subcommittee on the Coronavirus Crisis is calling on Congress to extend the $600 weekly federal unemployment benefit which is due to expire
Maloney calls for pandemic insurance for future crises
New York Congresswoman Carolyn B. Maloney is calling for a pandemic insurance program that could help protect businesses from losses wrought by future pandemics or
Maloney a step closer to closing real estate loophole that aids terrorism
Congresswoman Carolyn Maloney believes she is a step closer to closing a real estate loophole blamed for aiding money launderers and financing terrorism around the
Council Land Use Committee approves Sutton Place rezoning, removes grandfather clause
In a blow to Gamma Real Estate’s planned condo tower project, the City Council Land Use Committee today voted to approve a rezoning measure brought
Maloney, Herman celebrate Second Avenue subway boom
Congresswoman Carolyn Maloney and Douglas Elliman CEO Dottie Herman yesterday (Tuesday) hailed news that the long-awaited Second Avenue subway will officially open on January 1,
Report outlines the economic impact of Fashion Week
As New York City preps for its annual fall Fashion Week, commercial brokers prepare for the effect on their business in fashion-centric neighborhoods of Manhattan.
Carolyn Maloney leads fresh call to seize Brodsky site for Bushwick park
After a $100 million offer expired, politicians and officials are calling for the city to use eminent domain to seize a waterfront site in Brooklyn
Political pioneer Maloney says womenʼs work is never done
As women continue to dismantle political barriers, Carolyn Maloney remembers a time when installing female leaders was a fresh concept. “It isn’t such a novelty
Maloney: NY-Boston Amtrak upgrade funds from Florida’s refusal of high-speed rail
A plan that aims to cut train travel time between New York and Boston by two hours was the byproduct of a long-winded political dispute