The Adams istration and the Marine Engineers Beneficial Association reached a tentative pact on long-awaited raises and overtime.

New units were developed specifically for NYCHA as part of a 2021 challenge to companies to build a better heater for the city’s public housing. 

Mollusks have started returning to where they were first cultivated, and locals are trying to accelerate that with artificial reefs using shells collected from restaurants.

Community Board 9 backed the 970-unit project despite environmental and displacement concerns from local groups.  

After coming in second to Eric Adams during the Democratic Mayoral Primary in June 2021, Garcia took a job as Gov. Hochul’s director of state operations. Now she has her hands in every single major issue New York is facing.

Restoration Plaza will more than double its commercial office space with 16 and 13-story towers, according to papers filed with the Department of City Planning.

Many nurses at Mt. Sinai and Montefiore walked off the job Monday morning to try and force their employers to treat them like “valuable people” and improve staff-to-patient ratios. 

New York’s housing authority approved Mark Liboy’s transfer to eliminate his exhausting trips for pain treatment, then yanked the offer after turning his Bronx development over to private managers.

“This is a national problem that we have to resolve,” Mayor Eric Adams tells THE CITY — while uncertainty looms about where asylum-seekers will go and how the city will pay to shelter them.

Officials are looking for churches, temples and synagogues that can provide “secure space with bathrooms and a kitchen where an asylee family or individuals could sleep during the nights or live temporarily.”