HELL'S KITCHEN -- City officials and developers broke ground Tuesday on the Hudson Yards, a long-delayed construction project over the west side raily...

After opening the first Shake Shack location in Brooklyn, it looks as though restaurateur Danny Meyer has even grander plans, as he takes his food emp...

Three top city officials, each rumored to have their eye on a mayoral run in 2013, directly challenged Mayor Bloomberg on Monday over a living wage bill in the City Council.

NEW YORK — The Metropolitan Transportation Authority says Goldman Sachs will no longer be a minority partner in a deal to redevelop the rail yar...

The Related Companies, the real estate giant that built the Time Warner Center, is nearing an agreement to commit to building over the West Side rail...

The City Planning Commission approved a controversial plan Monday to turn the Kingsbridge Armory, a soaring red-brick castle in the northwestern Bronx...

The City Council should not approve the Kingsbridge Armory project unless the developer guarantees that future retail workers will be paid a living wage.

In the Bronx, residents are fighting to ensure that a new retail development, which is receiving tens of millions in public subsidies, provides true economic opportunity for local residents.

If Mayor Bloomberg is keen to improve mass transit in New York City, he should begin by making a larger commitment from the city's huge capital budget.

When city tax dollars are used to subsidize a private developer, community residents should benefit from the deal.