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Madison Square Garden Special Operating Permit Hits Halfway Point

City and MSG look like they’re headed toward showdown over stadium relocation

No, the Subway Doesn't Have to Be Insanely Hot and Gross

Does New York City really need the BQX?

The battle for Hudson Yards

Planning association gives Lehman president seat at table

New Plan for City Streetcar: Shorter, Pricier and Not Coming Soon

North Shore residents talk LIRR service amid ESA

Preserving open space pays big dividends: Column

The Brooklyn-Queens Connector is still alive. It will just be shorter and more expensive

Could A Major Fix for the Prospect Expressway Be On “Deck”?

Live, work, play' developments spreading in region

New York City’s L Train Shutdown Might Not Be So Terrible

Report touts value of land conservation in mid-Hudson

Region's open space provides economic, environmental benefits, study says

Report Measures Open Space Value In The Mid-Hudson Valley

New York’s subway temperatures surge past 100 degrees

Prepare Yourselves, There Is No Immediate Fix for Hot Subway

New York's hottest subway stations break 100 degrees

Heat Wave Boils Queens Subway Stations

Heat wave makes temperatures skyrocket in city subway stations

Here’s why subway platforms are so hot in the summer

It’s Way Too Hot on Certain NYC Subway Platforms, Study Reveals

See How Sweltering NYC's Busiest Subway Stations Get

Measurements of the temperature in the subway revealed that there are "infernal heat"

NYC’s subway platforms are oppressively hot this summer

It's Way Too Hot on the New York City Subway

Now subway platform temperatures feel like hell, too

Here Are The Top 10 Hottest Busiest Subway Platforms In NYC

RPA report shows subway platform temperatures of 104 degrees

In search of the City's hottest subway platform

The Center for Architecture’s latest show imagines the future of the New York region

Homelessness is a housing problem

Great Neck Plaza passes set of zoning laws for affordable housing

Scaffold Law Bumped This Project’s Insurance Tab by 557 Percent

Critics blame NYC's scaffold law for rocketing insurance fees

New York City today: Slow subways, slummy projects, soaring rents