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A program city officials announced Wednesday aims cut the time it takes to approve new buildings in half.

Some are concerned the Hudson Yards project will bring hundreds of students to schools that aren't prepared for them.

Officials have already begun moving forward on a complicated plan to close the gap in the East River greenway.

Construction by Columbia University will shut down a section of West 218th Street, near Broadway, for five months beginning Tuesday.

Service on the 7 Train is suspended in Manhattan until Monday as part of the MTA's overhaul of the line.

Falling debris from a construction site at Church and Cortlandt streets injured two on Tuesday afternoon.

The Second Avenue Subway project held steady in 2011 with a 'B' on its report card this year.

A new food education program on the High Line will help kids learn to make their own local snacks.

Three vans have been stolen in the New York area in recent days, but officials are cautioning against connecting the thefts to a 9/11 Anniversary terror plot.

Progress is now visible on every corner of the World Trade Center site.

Assembly Speaker Sheldon Silver has heard from many residents upset about Brookyn Bridge construction noise.

Dianne Talon painted a mural on a Chambers Street fence to show a different side of the construction project.

Workers began laying sod at the 9/11 Memorial and Museum, which will be unveiled on the 10th anniversary of the September 11th attacks next month.

Slice, the Perfect Food, an organic pizza shop at 1413 Second Ave., says subway construction forced it to close.

The city's Design Commission approved a controversial redesign of Central Park's Cherry Hill that some complain looks like a parking lot.