Queens Astoria elected officials, climate activists demand Albany pass the New York State Build Public Renewables Act By Gabriele Holtermann
Queens Queens Borough Board approves lease agreement for first phase of Willets Point Development By Carlotta Mohamed
Environment Overbuild in Riverside Park to get a $348 million facelift, says de Blasio By Ariama C. Long
The Bronx Torres and environmental groups push Biden Admin to invest in capping the Cross BX By Jason Cohen
Queens Maloney joins NYCHA residents in push for Public Housing Solar Equity Act By Gabriele Holtermann
Environment New York state pension fund backs activist nominees in Exxon proxy fight By Jennifer Hiller and Gary McWilliams, Reuters
Courts De Blasio’s busy Earth Day agenda: Oil industry lawsuits, composting return and electric autos By Jacob Kaye
Environment It’s Geo-dude: De Blasio wants to expand geothermal heating and cooling in NYC By Ariama C. Long
Environment Water works: De Blasio doubles down on renewable energy for NYC by 2025 By Ariama C. Long
Queens Mayor comes out against Astoria peaker plant proposal, says it will ‘take us backwards’ By Angélica Acevedo
Queens Elected officials, community advocates urge Cuomo to stop NRG’s Astoria peaker plant proposal By Angélica Acevedo
Queens ‘Make polluters pay’: Forest Hills High School student activists rally for the Climate and Community Investment Act By Angélica Acevedo
Environment Exclusive: Council Member Justin Brannan joins the fight to reveal redacted “ESCR Value Engineering Study” By Dean Moses
Environment Biden kicks off effort to reshape U.S. economy with infrastructure package By Jarrett Renshaw, Reuters
City Government Spring cleaning: NYC gives funding boost to Sanitation Department to help NYC sparkle again By Ariama C. Long
Gay City News Lesbian Visibility Week kicks into high gear with motorcycle ride-in and brunch panel at The Center
QNS Homeless woman from Chicago charged with arson for setting fires at three Maspeth locations that injured four: DA
Brooklyn Paper Illicit farms, decriminalization and long-awaited licenses: A brief history of marijuana in Brooklyn
