At an appearance at the Niagara County Power Project here on Monday, New York Gov. Kathy Hochul announced she has directed the New York Power

The Dormitory Authority of the State of New York announced on June 24 it had closed on a $74.8 million bond issuance for Iona University

New York’s 106 local Industrial Development Agencies (IDAs) reported 4,282 active projects with a record high total value of nearly $136 billion in fiscal year

The sweepstakes for up to three downstate casinos begins in earnest on Friday when applications are due to be submitted to the New York State

The Metropolitan Transportation Authority recently announced that major accessibility upgrade and station renovation work will begin this month at three Metro-North Railroad Harlem Line stations

WAWAYANA, NY—The plan to develop a 3.2-million-square-foot Amazon robotic fulfillment center off Route 6 in Slate Hill in Orange County was dealt a major blow

POUGHKEEPSIE, NY—Since the start of 2025, the regional office of the New York State Department of Transportation has let nearly $100 million of road and

NEW YORK—Congress has a chance to cut the cost of living in New York State the same way all other states are doing. Rep. Nick

Westchester County didn’t build itself. Generations of union labor did—brick by brick, beam by beam. They’ve paved our roads, built our train stations and constructed

In less than five months, congestion pricing has helped Manhattan’s Central Business District avoid nearly 10 million vehicle trips. That’s enough cars to fill Central

It’s a gross understatement to say that New York’s “Scaffold Law” is the bane of the construction industry and the business community. Scaffold Law results

ALBANY—New York State announced on June 11 that $325 million in new funding is available for the next round of the Water Infrastructure Improvement and

The national debt of the United States has long been a topic of concern among economists, policymakers and citizens alike, but in recent years it

The construction industry entered 2025 with cautious optimism yet mindful of the constant need to navigate the many market fluctuations and economic pressures that can

ALBANY—New York State officials announced on June 6 that work was beginning on a multi-faceted project to construct a roundabout, replace multiple culverts and resurface

WHITE PLAINS, NY—The Starter’s sheet of tee-times was brimming with more than 24 golf foursomes who entered the 2025 BCA Golf Outing here at Westchester

NEW CITY, NY—Rockland County government officials announced on June 5 that it had issued a Request for Proposals (RFP) for the redevelopment of the roughly

NEW YORK – New York City officials announced on June 9 that the city will remove the decommissioned Vernon C. Bain Correctional Center barge from

ALBANY—The New York State Thruway Authority recently announced that work will soon begin on a major bridge replacement project in Orange County. Starting June 13,

A commonsense principle of scaffold safety is to protect not only those working on the elevated platforms, but also those working beneath them. A recent

BRIARCLIFF MANOR, NY—The Village of Briarcliff Manor and the Briarcliff Manor Local Development Corporation (LDC), in partnership with Briarhouse, LLC, announced on June 6 the

MIDDLETOWN, NY—Longtime business and economic development executives Alan Seidman and Maureen Halahan were honored by the Orange County Partnership on June 3 as the organization’s

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Homebuilder Lennar and Related Companies broke ground earlier this month on the expansive and long-anticipated Tuxedo Reserve project here in Orange County.

The New York City Council approved necessary zone changes that will allow Related Companies to add thousands of new housing units at its Hudson Yards

The New York State Public Service Commission approved on June 12 a portfolio of urgent infrastructure projects, as proposed by Consolidated Edison Company of New

Most New York Republican lawmakers bristled at the draft of the Senate version of the “Big Beautiful” budget bill that would keep the SALT Cap

Despite near-unanimous support of the region’s Building Trades and widespread endorsement for local business leaders, the massive $607-million Amazon Project now appears in peril in

Work has kicked off on New York City’s $1.6 billion East River Tunnel Project to repair Hurricane Sandy damage and update the century-old structure to

A newly released report by the Westchester County Association and the Regional Plan Association estimates that the county currently has a large housing shortfall, and

Thousands of Health and Human Services workers arrived at work on April 1 only to find their identification badges failed to let them into their

New York recently announced that more than $50 million has been awarded to 50 projects through the State’s Restore New York Communities Initiative.

What was labeled the largest private industrial development project ever in Orange County is now in the approval process in the Town of Wawayanda, and

New York State announced on May 22 that applications are being accepted for the new $100-million Pro-Housing Supply Fund.

Dormitory Authority of the State of New York (DASNY) President and CEO Robert J. Rodriguez, in his first visit to Port Chester on May 23

New York announced last week the 28 projects that will receive funding awards in the Mid-Hudson region as part of two economic development programs

There was widespread support from state officials and the MTA to welcome the recent selection of Amtrak’s Andy Byford to lead the multi-billion-dollar redevelopment of

A federal judge granted the MTA a temporary restraining order against the Trump administration’s plan to halt the city’s congestion pricing program.

Yonkers Mayor Mike Spano in Westchester urged state officials to award full casino licenses for Yonkers at MGM Empire City Casino and the Aqueduct racino

IPA Capital Markets reported on May 19 the closing of a $720-million loan to a joint venture between Metro Loft Developers and David Werner Real

Negotiations between the Trump administration and New York State have resulted in the lifting of the stop work order on the $5-billion Empire Wind project

There’s a new bridge coming to Glen Island.

ALBANY—This year’s grinding state budget battle was near-historic in the making, requiring extensions for 38 days past the April 1 new fiscal year—the latest it

HARRISON, NY—The final resolution of water quality issues and litigation surrounding a variety of remedial proposals that have dogged Westchester Joint Water Works and its

WHITE PLAINS—City and county officials joined White Plains Hospital and Montefiore executives to take part in a groundbreaking ceremony on May 5 for the hospital’s

ALBANY—With the New York State budget now approved, the focus has turned to the mechanisms to advance the Metropolitan Transportation Authority’s $68.4 billion 2025-2029 Capital

A downstream contractor has no contractual relationship with a project owner; that relationship is between the general contractor (or, here, the construction manager, Hill) and

CHESTER, NY—The New York State Department of Transportation held a well-attended public open house on May 6 here at the Chester Senior Center to discuss

WASHINGTON—The highway and bridge sector is making measured progress in reducing worker deaths and injuries compared to the broader construction industry, according to an analysis

Construction companies are now contending with new disruptive forces of shifting trade policies, price volatility and other risks that are the result of new and

NEW YORK—New York Attorney General Letitia James and a coalition of 16 other attorneys general filed a lawsuit on May 5 against the United States

NEW YORK—New York City is entering a new era of office-to-residential conversions, according to a new report by commercial brokerage firm CBRE. Conversions in Midtown

WHITE PLAINS—More than 125 executives with the Hudson Valley’s construction and building trades attended the 2025 spring membership meeting of the Construction Industry Council of

ARMONK, NY—To keep up with the Microsofts and Googles of the world, IBM announced plans on Mon., April 28, to invest $150 billion in America

POMONA, NY—The complex issues facing the residential housing market in Rockland County drew hundreds of major stakeholders on April 25 to develop strategies with goals

The perils of cave-in or trench collapses are well-documented in this Safety Watch series, given the large number of workers who have died from such

New York State Department of Transportation Commissioner Marie Therese Dominguez joined dozens of colleagues on May 1 to celebrate retiring Hudson Valley DOT Regional Director

HIGHLAND, NY—The New York State Bridge Authority (NYSBA) Summer Internship is a 12-week, full-time, paid program that offers opportunities for motivated and high-potential individuals interested

Low bid news from around the state.

New York City Economic Development Corporation called today for Request for Proposals (RFP) for roof-mounted or carport-mounted solar photovoltaic (PV) systems on three public-leased sites

In an earnings call to investors earlier this week, the head of the Swedish-based builder and developer Skanska said that customers in the U.S. have

Speeding through a construction zone on the MTA’s bridges and tunnels will soon mean automatic fines mailed to more drivers with the expansion of a

New York Attorney General Letitia James and 19 other attorneys general yesterday sued the U.S. Department of Transportation (DOT) for unlawfully conditioning billions of dollars

State Comptroller Thomas DiNapoli offered a major caveat to the FY2026 State Budget

Paleen, Northbrook, Grace, Morano Brothers,
Harrison & Burrowes Win NYSDOT Projects

The complex issues facing the residential housing market in Rockland County drew hundreds of major stakeholders on April 25 to develop strategies to overcome some

We have written on numerous occasions about how a construction contract is meant to define the relationship between the parties, and that absent a provision

The latest word is that the final state budget will include mechanisms to fully fund the Metropolitan Transportation Authority’s $68.4 billion 2025-2029 Capital Plan.

City and county officials joined White Plains Hospital and Montefiore executives to take part in a groundbreaking ceremony on May 5 for the hospital’s latest

Unions and other groups are celebrating National Apprenticeship Day on April 30, today to highlight the value of apprenticeships that provide real-world experience and career

To keep up with the Microsofts and Googles of the world, IBM announced plans on Mon., April 28, to invest $150 billion in America over

New York City Mayor Eric Adams and New York City Department of Buildings Commissioner Jimmy Oddo released DOB’s annual New York City Construction Safety Report

The highway and bridge sector is making measured progress in reducing worker deaths and injuries compared to the broader construction industry, according to an analysis

More than 125 executives with the Hudson Valley’s construction and building trades attended the 2025 spring membership meeting of the Construction Industry Council.

In the ongoing battle between the Trump administration, New York State and the Metropolitan Transportation Authority over congestion pricing program in Manhattan, U.S. Transportation Secretary

As construction season kicks into high gear statewide, New York State is amping up efforts to urge motorists to be more cautions when driving through

New York State officials announced on April 17 that municipalities in Orange and Sullivan counties were granted a total of $25.4 million in funding for

The New York State Bridge Authority announced on April 15 that it achieved its highest-ever annual traffic volume and revenue in 2024.

The 11th annual Hudson Valley Construction Industry Partnership (HVCIP) luncheon at the Glenmere Mansion here on Tues., April 15.

SUFFERN, NY— Hundreds of curious high school students got an inside look at the world of building and construction late last month at the 24th

NEW YORK—New York Gov. Kathy Hochul, Metropolitan Transportation Authority, the New York City Economic Development Corporation and Delancey Street Associates announced on April 4 the

NEW YORK—The Gateway Development Commission commissioned a new economic impact analysis of the first five contracts in active construction on the Hudson Tunnel Project. The

The Hudson Valley is growing—in population, tourism and business relocations and expansion—and with growth comes a greater demand for mobility. This isn’t a luxury, it’s

NEW YORK—Court documents filed recently with the federal court in the legal battle between the federal government and the Metropolitan Transportation Authority concerning the controversial

GOSHEN, NY—In what was promised as the first in a series of “Tax Fraud Days of Action” events in the Hudson Valley region, members of

ALBANY—A host of construction industry, labor, government and safety advocates are pushing for several highway work zone safety programs and initiatives that are now part

A downstream contractor has no contractual relationship with a project owner; that relationship is between the general contractor (or, here, the construction manager, Hill) and

ALBANY—New York Gov. Kathy Hochul released a breakdown of how the Trump administration’s cuts to the Building Resilient Infrastructure and Communities program will impact critical

WASHINGTON—Following years of seeking relief for an ailing multiemployer pension plan for union workers, New York’s International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers (IBEW) Local Union 1783

Tariffs—long used as a government policy tool to protect domestic industries, generate revenue and influence international trade—also raise the economic concerns that they fuel inflation.

TOWN OF WALLKILL, NY—The major construction project to upgrade State Route 17’s Exit 122 interchange here in Orange County will reconfigure the roadway to meet

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Succession planning is a pivotal process for construction business owners that ensures their legacy endures, that wealth is preserved and that their company remains stable.

ALBANY—Work has begun in earnest on a $19.4-million New York State Thruway project to rehabilitate two aging bridges on the Thruway in the Village of

The use of powered industrial trucks are a significant source of serious and fatal injuries to workers. Violations for the unsafe operation of powered industrial

ALBANY—New York State officials announced on April 7 the start of a $86.7-million pavement improvement project on a nearly five-mile stretch of the New England

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The Dormitory Authority of the State of New York issued a request for proposals (RFP) on April 10 to provide construction management services for the

With the dual threats of climate change and a lack of housing looming over coastal cities worldwide, a new report last week forecasts that New

Buoyed by toll increases that took effect last year, revenue on the New York State Thruway surpassed $1 billion for the first time in the

The MTA announced on April 9 an $800-million initiative to protect the Hudson Line from the effects of climate change through investments that will fortify

New York Gov. Kathy Hochul released a breakdown yesterday of how the Trump administration’s cuts to the Building Resilient Infrastructure and Communities program will impact

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Sea Breeze, Scape Tech, Fred A. Cook Secure Project Work in

The worldwide fallout from President Trump’s actions to recast worldwide trade relations through tariffs have economists and experts in the construction and building industries expecting

Court documents filed recently with the federal court in the legal battle between the federal government and the Metropolitan Transportation Authority concerning the controversial congestion

New York State officials announced on April 7 the start of a $86.7-million pavement improvement project on a nearly five-mile stretch of the New England

New York State officials announced on March 31 the completion of a $66.4-million project that began more than three years ago.

The New York State lawmakers, grappling with bail reform, funding the MTA’s capital plan and predicting the amount and impacts of expected massive cuts in

Hundreds of local high school students met with experts in the Building Trades to engage in skill-development activities and to learn more about dozens of

Rockland County Executive Ed Day announced on March 28 the launch of www.envisionrockland.com, a website dedicated to the Countywide Comprehensive Plan update.

A downstream contractor has no contractual relationship with a project owner; that relationship is between the general contractor (or, here, the construction manager, Hill) and

The American Society of Civil Engineers released its annual report card on America’s infrastructure last week and gave it a grade of “C.”

A host of construction industry, labor, government and safety advocates are pushing for several highway work zone safety programs and initiatives that are now part

SUFFERN, NY—High school students from across the Hudson Valley will meet with union building trade experts—as part of an introduction to skills-building and technical training

NEW YORK—In just two months of operation, the congestion relief program is ticking all the boxes it was designed for: it’s meeting revenue projections and

TOWN OF WALLKILL, NY—The major construction project to upgrade State Route 17’s Exit 122 interchange here in Orange County will reconfigure the roadway to meet

ALBANY—Work has begun in earnest on a $19.4-million New York State Thruway project to rehabilitate two aging bridges on the Thruway in the Village of

WASHINGTON—Following years of seeking relief for an ailing multiemployer pension plan for union workers, New York’s International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers (IBEW) Local Union 1783

ALBANY—New York State’s largest association of business organizations told lawmakers here it is “imperative” for them to fully fund the MTA’s $68.4 billion capital program,

Former U.S. Rep. Nita Lowey, who tirelessly served constituents in Westchester, the Bronx and Rockland counties for more than three decades, passed away on March

The New York State Environmental Facilities Corporation recently approved $340 million in financial assistance for water infrastructure improvement projects across New York State.

A new report released by State Comptroller Thomas P. DiNapoli details New York’s financial impact from the 2022 Inflation Reduction Act (IRA), including close to

2025-2026 State Budget, State Senate Transportation Committee Chairman Jeremy Cooney (D-Rochester) put into context the road, bridge and mass transit funding proposals of his chamber’s

Tariffs—long used as a government policy tool to protect domestic industries, generate revenue and influence international trade—also raise the economic concerns that they fuel inflation.

ELMSFORD, NY —A coalition led by the Construction Industry Council of Westchester & Hudson Valley and local construction trade unions is demanding state lawmakers allocate

NAPLES, FL—With the arrival of the new construction season fast approaching, company executives and union officials from New York’s downstate region convened late last month

NEW YORK—In the battle to save or scuttle New York City’s congestion pricing, two organizations backing the controversial tolling program have lodged new complaints against

NEWBURGH—New York announced last month that $32.6 million had been awarded to improve seven locations under the Focused Attraction of Shovel-Ready Tracts New York grant

A section of the General Municipal Law requires that with several narrow exceptions, any contract for public work more than $35,000 must be sent out

ALBANY–A group of New York State lawmakers are advancing legislation that aims to enhance workplace protections and combat wage theft, it was announced this week.

ALBANY—New York State officials announced on Feb. 26 a total of $80 million in new grant funding will be available to communities across New York

FORT MONTGOMERY, NY—The New York State Bridge Authority has recently launched the public engagement process on a plan to redeck the storied Bear Mountain Bridge

HVCIP mid-winter meeting photo gallery

For construction firm owners contemplating the future, mergers and acquisitions within the sector represent a strategic succession planning option. An industry M&A can provide immediate

Among the most-cited violations by OSHA following work-site inspections in construction are those related to fall protection failures. Fall protection must be provided to all

GOSHEN—Maureen Halahan, a true icon in the economic development field in the Hudson Valley, is retiring in June as the highly affable and effective leader

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New York State officials announced on Tuesday that the City of Poughkeepsie will receive $10 million in funding as the Mid-Hudson winner of the eighth

Fordham University announced last week a $100-million gift to fuel a major investment in the future of STEM education

A larger percentage of NYC residents want congestion pricing to stay, sending a message to the Trump administration that his treat to remove the tolls

Legislation protecting workers who are misclassified by their employers recently passed in the State Senate by a unanimous 61-0.

The Port Authority of NY & NJ announced last week it had completed a seven-year effort to replace all 592 original suspender ropes on the

A section of the General Municipal Law requires that with several narrow exceptions, any contract for public work more than $35,000 must be sent out

New York announced last month that $32.6 million had been awarded to improve seven locations under the Focused Attraction of Shovel-Ready Tracts New York grant

WASHINGTON—The 2021 federal infrastructure funding law was a much-needed course correction after years of status quo investment, but delivering the surface transportation network our nation

New York State officials announced on Feb. 26 a total of $80 million in new grant funding will be available to communities across New York

$250M Needed for DOT Local Roads CHIPS Program

A coalition led by the Construction Industry Council of Westchester & Hudson Valley, local union leaders and elected officials is calling on all state lawmakers

Tutor Perini Corporation recently announced that the Tutor Perini-O&G Joint Venture is in the process of executing contract documents for the previously announced Manhattan Jail

The New York State Department of Environmental Conservation should improve oversight and enforcement of compliance with the state’s dam safety regulations to guard against potential

Metropolitan Transportation Authority reported that the congestion relief plan through tolling is raising revenues above its earlier projections

The New York Power Authority took another major step forward when it paid a likely record of $30 million earlier this month to acquire a

ALBANY—In his annual report released on Feb. 14 that assessed the proposed 2026 Executive Budget, New York State Comptroller Thomas P. DiNapoli noted a key

Gov. Kathy Hochul’s proposed budget is now getting the fine-tooth comb analysis from New York State Comptroller Tom DiNapoli. On Feb. 14, he identified the

Here’s a new oxymoron worth jotting down. Certain Uncertainty. In the case of looming tariffs ahead—this could occur as early as March.

TARRYTOWN, NY– Despite economic and political uncertainties of the past two months caused by pronouncements and actions in Washington, regional construction officials are steadfast in

ALBANY—It took more than four years of urging from a committed and well-prepared triumvirate of construction executives, organized labor and regional elected officials to finally

NEW YORK—The MTA Capital Plan for 2025-2029 will generate $106 billion in economic activity and more than 70,000 jobs statewide according to a new analysis

NEW YORK—Roads and bridges that are deteriorated, congested or lack some desirable safety features cost New York motorists a total of $38 billion statewide annually—$3,492

NEW YORK—The congestion zone pricing program is gaining supporters as it removes vehicles, improves travel time and creates new capacity on city roads. Initial signs

NEW YORK – Following the initial court victory for New York Attorney General Letitia James and a coalition of 22 attorneys general—who successfully halted implementation

There are many ways to manage the contractual risks associated with a construction project. One of these ways is to include a contractual provision shortening

NEW CITY—Four Housing Action Loan Opportunity (HALO) Awards and projects involving up to $13.5 million in loans, were announced on Jan. 31.

WHITE PLAINS, NY–To understand the commercial market in 2025, it’s good to know its modern history. In the 1970 and 1980s it grew and grew

The federal budget is a critical tool for governing the United States, outlining how taxpayer money is allocated to support a variety of government functions.

NEW YORK—The New York City Department of Environmental Protection announced recently the completion of payments of $165 million in local village, town, city, county and

NEW YORK—The Gateway Development Commission (GDC) Board of Commissioners awarded on Feb. 3 the contract for the Manhattan Tunnel Project to Frontier-Kemper-Tutor-Perini JV and authorized

NEW YORK—Con Edison has proposed a massive $21-billion investment to maintain and upgrade its infrastructure in New York City and Westchester County to the New

ALBANY—New York State Department of Transportation sent a notice earlier this month regarding upcoming revisions to its “Standard Specifications and Bidder Requirements” that are effective

Various materials are used in construction activities, including those deemed hazardous to human health. Therefore, companies must ensure that they have an adequate and updated

WHITE PLAINS, NY–A newly released report on the new multifamily housing development boom and its impacts on communities in Westchester County refutes the long-standing premise

For many construction firm owners, the right transition isn’t just about choosing the right exit strategy or succession plan, it’s about ensuring the business is

WASHINGTON—The U.S. Senate voted 77-22 Tuesday to confirm Sean Duffy to head the Department of Transportation. Democrats who previously expressed support for Mr. Duffy voted

Low bid news from around the state.

Democrat Ken Jenkins easily defeated Republican Christine Sculti to serve out the remaining year of George Latimer’s term as Westchester County Executive in a Special

The congestion zone pricing program is gaining supporters as it removes vehicles, improves travel time and creates new capacity on city roads.

The application period is open for the Green Innovation Grant and Wastewater Infrastructure Engineering Planning Grant program, it was announced by New York State Environmental

The Metropolitan Transportation Authority has announced it will host the fifth in a series of Open Houses on the 2025–2029 Capital Plan at the White

Following a federal claims court judge ruling in January that the policy of collective bargaining agreements with labor organizations violated the “Competition in Contracting Act”

Rockland County Executive Ed Day, alongside the Office of Community Development, County Legislators, award recipients, municipal leaders, and more, officially announced the four Housing Action

Con Edison, in conjunction with a rate hike request, has proposed a massive $21-billion investment to maintain and upgrade its infrastructure in New York City

A former New York Congressman from Long Island and a former State Senator from the Hudson Valley are taking lead roles at the U.S. Environmental

New York Attorney General Letitia James and a coalition of 22 attorneys general celebrated winning a court order halting the implementation of a Trump administration

Report: Congestion, Rough Roads Cost NYC Metro Area Motorists $3,500 Per Year

The federal budget is a critical tool for governing the United States, outlining how taxpayer money is allocated to support a variety of government functions.

ALBANY—As a number of prospective casino projects in the downstate region wind their way through the municipal approval process as they prepare to file formal

WASHINGTON—The U.S. Senate voted 77-22 Tuesday to confirm Sean Duffy to head the Department of Transportation. Democrats who previously expressed support for Mr. Duffy voted

WHITE PLAINS, NY–A newly released report on the new multifamily housing development boom and its impacts on communities in Westchester County refutes the long-standing premise

NEW YORK—The MTA Capital Plan for 2025-2029 will generate $106 billion in economic activity and more than 70,000 jobs statewide, according to a new analysis

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– NYSDOT Welcomes In 2025 With 10 Bid Awards in H.V. / NYC
– Joe Lombardo, Mace, Moy, Wind River

Following the failed attempts in federal courts by New Jersey to stop New York’s congestion pricing program, Gov. Phil Murphy is now appealing to the

New legislation with bipartisan support in the Congress was introduced on Jan. 23 that would eliminate the SALT Cap marriage penalty. At a press conference

NEW YORK—The Gateway Development Commission announced it had appointed Thomas “Tom” Prendergast as Chief Executive Officer (CEO). The announcement was made following its Board meeting

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El Sol Contracting, Roadwork Ahead,
DeAngelo Win NYSDOT Contract Work

The Construction Industry Council of Westchester & Hudson Valley applauds Gov. Kathy Hochul’s proposal to boost by more than $1 billion in additional transportation resources

ALBANY—Heeding the prolonged and fervent calls from construction industry advocates to address the erosion to purchasing power caused by four years of punishing inflation, Gov.

YONKERS—Of the many casino projects vying for a full casino gaming license from the New York State Gaming Commission, MGM Resorts here in Westchester went

NEW YORK—Will the new revenues streaming from congestion tolling infuse public coffers with enough money to fill the budget deficit in the MTA’s capital program—estimated

ALBANY—In advance of her 2025 State of the State address on Jan. 14, New York Gov. Kathy Hochul announced a series of funding initiatives geared

Sen. Pete Harckham – I have been fighting for increased investments in New York’s roadway and clean water infrastructure since taking office in the State

ALBANY—The New York State Department of Transportation has received a $32-million grant to advance the use of low carbon materials in construction
projects.

ALBANY—The Environmental Facilities Corporation Board of Directors recently approved more than $428 million in financial assistance for water infrastructure improvement projects across New York State.

The case of Electrical Contracting Solutions Corp. v Trump Village Section 4 Inc., reported here last June reminded contractors that, where a license is required

ALBANY—Funding for a major transportation program designed to increase rail service capacity, reduce delays, improve safety and cut potential travel times in the Hudson Valley

YONKERS—For nearly two decades, Empire City has served as a major economic engine for Westchester, the surrounding area and all of New York State. Empire

Many motor vehicles, including those in the construction industry, are equipped with rear-view cameras, but older vehicles in use may not have them. The perils

Over the past four decades, Mike Popp has channeled the suffering and despair he personally experienced as a young man into the hope and recovery

NEW YORK—Following many failed attempts to reimagine the 108-year-old facility, New York City announced on Tues., Jan. 7, it had selected the team that will

ALBANY—After the State Legislature passed the measure in June, Gov. Kathy Hochul on Dec. 26 signed legislation aimed at bolstering New York’s efforts to protect

WASHINGTON – The U.S. Department of Labor announced recently that its Occupational Safety and Health Administration had finalized a revision to the personal protective equipment