Caroline Spivack is a reporter for Crain's New York Business, focusing on local news in New York City. Her articles cover a wide range of topics, including city politics, transportation issues, climate change, and urban development. Caroline's reporting provides in-depth analysis and insights into the latest developments impacting businesses and residents in the city.
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Caroline Spivack's coverage is primarily focused on local government announcements and legal policy regulations, particularly in the context of transportation, business, industry, and government affairs within New York City. She often reports on initiatives related to climate-friendly projects, public transportation systems, infrastructure development in NYC.
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By: Caroline Spivack
On November 27, 1967, what was then known as the Manhattan Bowery Corporation received its first patient at a 50-bed alcohol detox center on the fourth floor of the Third Street Men's Shelter.
By: Caroline Spivack
The Metropolitan Transportation Authority on Wednesday unveiled an ambitious $68 billion plan to keep the region's mass transit from falling into
Waterfront neighborhoods in all five boroughs should brace for up to two feet of water over the next four days, the city is warning.
By: Caroline Spivack
New York is off course to achieving its ambitious renewable energy targets and the blame rests primarily on the agencies tasked with guiding the
By: Caroline Spivack
Officials at the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey are creating a blueprint for the development future of Newark Liberty International
By: Caroline Spivack
The more than century old rail infrastructure that props up Grand Central Terminal and a swath of Midtown is dangerously dilapidated , but the
By: Caroline Spivack
The Metropolitan Transportation Authority is asking Albany lawmakers to come up with $33 billion to fund a massive plan to revitalize the region's subway, buses and commuter rail.
By: Caroline Spivack
An Amtrak train derailed while departing Penn Station, setting off major delays in and out of the commuter hub on Wednesday afternoon, said rail officials.
By: Caroline Spivack
Uncertainty in the city's business community swirled Thursday in the wake of Mayor Eric Adams' federal indictment : There is no clear favored pick among the contenders so far vying to replace him in next June's primary.
Here are the subway disruptions, road closures and other commuting changes you should be aware of as you get around the city this week. Subways
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