Samantha Maldonado

With former Hochul rival Lee Zeldin nominated as next EPA commissioner, commitments to carbon-free electricity and steeply reduced greenhouse gas emissions grow increasingly hazy.

Mayor Adams ordered city agencies to conserve water and urged residents to take shorter showers, report leaky fire hydrants and take other water-saving steps.

Eliminating mandates to create spots for cars is key to creating more apartments in the mayor's sweeping City of Yes proposal heading to a crucial vote Thursday — but a compromise that could halve new housing is in the works.

Some parts of NYC’s “City of Yes” agenda were fairly modest to begin with, while other parts were scaled back to help it advance.

Splitting 31 to 20, those voting in favor cited the high cost of housing, while opponents raised concerns about funding and who will ultimate benefit.

Homeowners demanding a fresh chance to host visitors confronted tenants and hotel workers in a heated confrontation over who wins and loses in the short-term rental economy.

EnergyFit, a collective run by three borough-based organizations, aims to repair and retrofit dozens of two- and three-family properties in the span of two years.

EnergyFit, a collective run by three borough-based organizations, aims to repair and retrofit dozens of two- and three-family properties in the span of two years.

This story was originally published by THE CITY. Sign up to get the latest New York City news delivered to you each morning. After two decades in her century-old brick rowhouse in Cypress Hills, Brooklyn, Marisol Genao was used to some quirks. When she turned the lights on in the kitchen, for example, the living room lights would flicker. […]

Some members of a task force weighing the Brooklyn Marine Terminal’s future question whether scaling back one of the borough’s last remaining industrial areas is necessary or wise.