The pandemic has led New Yorkers to embrace the city's social infrastructure like never before, at parks, playgrounds, libraries and cultural venues. New York's arcane and inefficient system for ...

A new City Council bill would require the Department of Parks and Recreation to shave years off lengthy project timelines, in a legislative push that aims to spur broader capital process reforms. The ...

Earlier this month, the New York City Council Parks and Recreation Committee held a hearing on two pieces of proposed legislation that will have a far-reaching impact on streamlining the way our city ...

New York is home not only to landmarks to private-sector excess like the supertall skyscrapers on Billionaire’s Row, but to obscure landmarks to public-sector excess like a $4.7 million bathroom at ...

The candidates running to be New York City’s next mayor have proposed wise investments to help ensure an inclusive recovery from the COVID crisis, targeting new funds to close the digital divide, ...

New York City could save up to $200 million annually in public construction costs if it implemented a slate of reforms to speed up project approvals and construction, including eliminating the lowest ...

No. Approval for study or design does not necessarily mean that the project is approved for construction. A capital facilities project is only approved to proceed to construction once it has received ...