In Long Island City, Pepsi Sign Gets More Company By ALISON GREGOR TWO more glass skyscrapers are being added to the growing collection of towers on the waterfront in Long Island City in Queens. The rental towers are part of East Coast, a project being... »
New York City companies know their employees depend on transit to get to work. At rush hour, Grand Central is packed with transit riders. Photo: Corey Wise/Lonely Planet. The hits keep coming against the Republican House of Representatives’ radical tra... »
The turnout at last night’s gathering was rather lackluster. I suspect this was largely due to the rather short notice for said convocation and of course the fact it is seriously, painfully cold. However, what I did find interesting is who did show up.... »
The Russians Are Not ComingAfter 10 Years of Winning Elections the Russians Still Don't Get A District or Respect. It is A New Russian Cold War Against GOP664 36GOP Cuts the Man Who Delivered Votes OutLast week Russian radio owner community leader Gre... »
City Councilwoman Liz Crowley (D-Middle Village) has co-sponsored legislation to stop the Department of Corrections from snitching on immigrant detainees to the Feds. Old enemies are up in arms. The bill, Intro 656 will stop funding from the City that ... »
Some community board members in Williamsburg want officials to start enforcing a city law banning outdoor cafes from opening sidewalk dining to patrons before noon on Sundays. Tom Burrows, chairman of Brooklyn Community Board 1's Public Safety Committe... »
