Podcast Episode · Max Politics · May 18 · 56m

The long-delayed Q train extension into East Harlem is moving forward, but a high-stakes funding fight with the federal government is suddenly putting the timeline under pressure.

The City Council finds these cars, with their illegal plates, are most prevalent in the Bronx, followed by Brooklyn and Queens.

A proposal aims to clarify that such preferences do not run afoul of antidiscrimination measures.

It’s time that New York modernizes SEQR and meets the mission to build new housing, reduce delays, and deliver world-class projects.

Visual notices about the dangers of firearms would grab attention, communicate serious hazards quickly and leave a lasting impression.

The New York League of Conservation Voters Gives Green is proud to endorse Erik Bottcher for State Senate (District 47), Diana Moreno for State Assembly (District 36), and Keith Powers for State…

Outdoor dining may soon return to New York City’s vibrant streets all year-round, despite winter weather, if a Brooklyn lawmaker gets his way.

Projects to turn Pfizer’s old company headquarters into apartments are being spurred by tax incentives and zoning changes that are reshaping the middle of Manhattan.

Projects to turn Pfizer’s old company headquarters into apartments are being spurred by tax incentives and zoning changes that are reshaping the middle of Manhattan.