Economic Development Corporation

A Thursday night meeting gave residents a chance to speak out on a proposed flood protection system.

The meeting will be held Jan. 21 at the Miccio Community Center in the neighborhood.

East Side residents can ask questions of the Economic Development Corporation on Thursday.

DNAinfo took a look back at some of the 2015 stories that will continue shape the area in 2016.

The city is looking for proposals for an unused underground trolley station.

The $20 million de Blasio set aside to help MWBE firms get city contracts misses the mark, critics say.

The massive electronics giant will be closing its doors to make room for a tech and creative space.

The city is expected to select a company to operate the ferry this winter, officials said.

A local lawmaker recently expressed concerns about ferry crowds taking up space in Gantry Park.

Assemblywoman Cathy Nolan took aim at one of the spots the city is considering for a future ferry dock.

City resources should go to housing that will be permanently affordable, according to a new paper.

The move will double the cost of commuting for potential riders, residents say.

The city released an RFP for a construction manager earlier this month.

The youth services provider's space will be combined with an old Hunter College building next door.

After nearly 80 years in the Village, Koppers Specialty Chocolate is reportedly moving to Brooklyn.