Bill may ban overnight street parking for city sanitation trucks
Airbnb was dealt another setback in one of its most important markets Tuesday as voters in Jersey City, just a few minutes by train from the tourist sights of Manhattan, approved restrictions on... To view the full story, click the title link......»»
During the outbreak, some pivot, others suffer in ever-changing markets
The Brooklyn Navy Yard is now Mayor Bill de Blasio's go-to backdrop for showcasing how the city is stepping up in its struggle to address the Covid-19 epidemic. The 92nd Street Y is successfully... To view the full story, click the title link......»»
Cuomo says city street homelessness ‘bad as I have ever seen’
President Donald Trump and Gov. Andrew Cuomo failed to reach an agreement Thursday to resolve a changed his primary residence to Florida in a move that could lighten his tax bill. The president owns... To view the full story, click the title link......»»
Sanitation commissioner defends controversial new waste zones
Taking a victory lap prior to the signing of a historic commercial waste-zone bill, the head of the city Sanitation Department said Wednesday that the legislation would bring cleaner air, safer... To view the full story, click the title link......»»
Transit chief bashes de Blasio"s Rockefeller Center street plan
Mayor Bill de Blasio and might not be exchanging Christmas cards this year. The transportation whiz ripped the city's holiday season plans to close streets and eliminate avenue traffic lanes around... To view the full story, click the title link......»»
City finalizing plans to move Wall Street Bull statue
City Hall says it's finalizing plans to relocate Wall Street's famous "Charging Bull" statue. A spokeswoman for Democratic Mayor Bill de Blasio tells  that the bull will be placed in a new location... To view the full story, click the title link......»»
Bill aims to end helicopter tourism above city
Wall Street firms enjoyed their best first half since 2009 with pretax profits at banks and brokerage firms rising by 11%—to $15 billion—according to a report today from the New York State... To view the full story, click the title link......»»
Sanitation commissioner touts tweaks in private carting bill
A drive to restructure the city's private carting industry is near the end zone—and the Department of Sanitation czar spiked the ball at a Crain's Business Breakfast at the New York Athletic Club on... To view the full story, click the title link......»»
Sanitation czar argues new compost mandates won"t burden business
Arguments against imposing organic waste rules on more city businesses are all rotten, Mayor Bill de Blasio's sanitation czar said on Tuesday. Sanitation Commissioner Kathryn Garcia dismissed... To view the full story, click the title link......»»
Anti-congestion measure to push city buildings toward nighttime-only deliveries
Companies delivering to city offices and properties in car-clogged neighborhoods may soon have to overnight it. The City Council voted through a measure obligating Mayor Bill de Blasio's... To view the full story, click the title link......»»
City Council weighs new harassment protections for commercial tenants
The city could soon crack down on what some elected officials say is a problem of commercial tenant harassment in the city. The Wall Street Journal reports that the City Council will take up a bill... To view the full story, click the title link......»»
Hong Kong crowned best street food city
Cities were ranked on number of street food vendors, affordability, number of street food experiences and sanitation. According to research conducted by My Late Deals,... The post Hong Kong crowned best street food city appeared first on ValueWalk......»»
Renderings of Manhattan"s first public beach revealed
Back in 1998, when then Gov. George Pataki signed a bill creating a park running nearly five miles long from Battery Park City to 59th Street, he received sustained applause when he promised that the... To view the full story, click the title link......»»
50 food trucks parking in downtown Anoka Saturday for annual festival (gallery)
Fifty food trucks will line the streets of downtown Anoka on Saturday for the third annual Anoka Food Truck Festival. The event, located by City Hall and the Rum River is the second of three organized by Minnesota Food Truck Festivals, with the Up.....»»
See Sculpture Milwaukee kickoff event and the art that now lines Wisconsin Avenue
Several hundred people packed a parking lot in the 600 East block of Wisconsin Avenue Friday afternoon to kick off the much-anticipated Sculpture Milwaukee, the exhibition featuring 22 sculptures that line the city's main street in downtown Milwauke.....»»
PHOTOS: Interior demolition at Hotel Marshall prompts street closure
Beginning demolition for the interior of the former Hotel Marshall in downtown Sacramento caused a bit of consternation this week. Concerned over the possibility of building failure, city police on Tuesday ordered the overnight closure of Seventh and.....»»
The Wall Street Journal: New York City jails will give inmates free phone calls
All inmates being held in New York City jails will no longer have to pay a fee to make a phone call, Mayor Bill de Blasio said Wednesday......»»
De Blasio backs street vendor reform despite administration"s objections
Mayor Bill de Blasio seems to have developed a taste for street meat.The Democrat lent tentative, conceptual support Friday to reforming the city's controversial mobile vendor program, a little more... To view the full story, click the title link......»»
Car-Share Companies Get Prime Street Parking Spots
New York City will reserve about 300 parking spaces for use by car-share companies as part of a pilot program aimed at reducing car ownership......»»
City fines unpaid by Kushner Cos.: Over $500K and counting
The Kushner family real estate firm has amassed over half a million dollars in unpaid fines for various New York City sanitation and building violations, with much of that bill incurred... To view the full story, click the title link......»»
Put electric batteries, not natural gas, in city trucks
"Can Sanitation Go Green?" highlights arguments for "renewable natural gas" as a less-polluting fuel than the "renewable diesel" from biomass currently used by New York City's garbage trucks.... To view the full story, click the title link......»»