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Eric Adams' NYC buildings boss Eric Ulrich heads to trial, 3 years after arrest

Adams administration officials, including then-Buildings Commissioner Eric Ulrich. Ulrich, a former city councilmember, is accused of trading access and favors for cash and bri...

High-ranking NYC officials to testify in ex-buildings boss Eric Ulrich's corruption trial

Former Department of Buildings Commissioner Eric Ulrich at court on Monday. Manhattan prosecutors say Ulrich’s predecessor at the buildings department will testify in the...

Eric Ulrich used public office as ‘stepping stone for corruption’ – prosecutors

Disgraced former City Council Member and Building Commissioner Eric Ulrich used public office as a “stepping stone for corruption” to help feed a gambling addiction, prosecutors al...

Former Queens Councilmember Eric Ulrich goes on trial in $150K bribery case

The trial for former Queens City Councilmember Eric Ulrich, who is accused of taking over $150,000 in bribes while he served as a local lawmaker and as the city’s building’s co...

Constructed Compliance Expands Its Multidisciplinary Engineering of Industrial Buildings

BP Richards reassures northeast Queens residents over Affordable Housing Fast Track at Flushing town hall

Queens Borough President Donovan Richards sought to reassure northeastern Queens residents at a recent Flushing town hall about the city’s plan to include several neighborhoods on...

New apartments are coming and there’s nothing these 12 neighborhoods can do to stop it

Bay Ridge, Brooklyn The Mamdani administration released a list of 12 community districts subject to a “fast-track†housing approval process first initiated by his pre...

Mayor launches new ‘fast-track’ for Housing Court cases

Tenants and landlords of crumbling apartment buildings may have their day in court sooner than expected after the mayor and city court system launched a new “fast-track” proced...

Photos | Sen. Comrie and the HOPE Program add NYC CoolRoofs installation to Kew Gardens Hills residential building

State Sen. Leroy Comrie and The HOPE Program unveiled the NYC CoolRoofs installation added to a residential building at 138-38 68th Dr. in Kew Gardens Hills on Tuesday, Sept. 22. T...

Mamdani puts 12 districts on Affordable Housing Fast Track, including 5 in Queens

Mayor Zohran Mamdani and the Department of City Planning have announced 12 community districts where the city’s Affordable Housing Fast Track will take effect in January 2027, incl...

Queens public administrator takes control of Bayside home after squatters’ eviction

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Newark Commissioner is Fired After Voting Against NJPAC Cathedral House Demolition

Former Newark Landmarks Commissioner Myles Zhang says he was removed after voting against NJPAC’s demolition of the historic Cathedral House, a decision that has intensified a broa...

Topping-out ceremony held for redeveloped Harper Street DOT building in Willets Point

A topping-out ceremony was recently held to mark the completion of the structural frame of the redeveloped Harper Street DOT administration building and yard, located at 32-11 Harp...

Permits filed for 4-story residential building with eight units in Elmhurst

Permits have been filed for the construction of a 4-story residential building with eight housing units at 41-15 76th St. in Elmhurst. The proposed building would be 44 feet tall a...

Plaza mess gets cleared

A major dumping site at Liberty Avenue Plaza was cleared Sept. 22 by the city Department of Sanitation after residents alerted City Councilmember Joann Ariola’s office to the probl...

City targets Queens districts with little affordable housing for fast-tracked development

Five of the 12 communities in New York City that have seen the least amount of new, affordable housing over the past half decade are in Queens – and are now being targeted by t...

Queens Borough President Hosts Town Hall Meeting 10/13/26

QUEENS Borough President, Donavan Richards Jr. sponsored an East Flushing Town Hall meeting at the East Flushing Library on Northern Blvd on we Wednesday October13, 2026. The purpo...

Permits filed for 25-unit residential building in Arverne

Permits have been filed for the construction of a 4-story residential building with 25 housing units at 72-50 Burchell Ave. in the Arverne neighborhood. The proposed building would...

Queens councilmember demands the city invest more on flood prevention

Phil Wong cautioned that the city must adapt its response to stronger storms. [ more › ]

City’s emergency response in isolated Queens communities criticized by Council

Several Queens lawmakers say the city needs to do more to bring emergency resources to the borough’s far-flung communities on the Rockaway peninsula.

CM Ariola announces installation of teleprinters at city’s volunteer fire departments

Council Member Joann Ariola has announced the completion of a $57,000 project to install teleprinters at seven volunteer firehouses across the city as part of efforts to bring emer...

Ty asks: Jamaica, you live like this?

City Councilman Ty Hankerson (D-Jamaica) made a recent trip to New Orleans, he told members of Community Board 12, midway through rolling out a new legislative agenda that touched,...

QEDC’s inaugural Building Queens conference explores borough’s major development projects

Hundreds of people journeyed to the Brewster LIC conference center Tuesday, Sept. 15, for the Queens Economic Development Corporation’s (QEDC) “Building Queens” conference, which c...

Trump, Mamdani reignite Sunnyside Yard conversation at Gracie Mansion meeting

President Donald Trump and Mayor Zohran Mamdani said Monday they have agreed to move an ambitious plan to build 12,000 homes in Queens at Sunnyside Yard to a “new level.”