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Officials, advocates question Holtec’s Indian Point restructuring plan

Holtec, which owns Indian Point and is overseeing the site's decommissioning, is seeking approval from the New York State Public Service Commission to transfer certain decommissioning assets and liabilities to an affiliate known as DEAMCO while continuing to provide decommissioning services.

Westchester County, NY · 1d

Daily Voice

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$178M Development Bringing More Affordable Housing To White Plains Now Under Construction

Construction has begun on a $178 million apartment complex in Westchester County that will bring nearly 300 new homes, retail space, and a public park close to a Metro-North train station. The development, called North White Plains, is located at 20 Haarlem Ave. and features 296 apartments acr…

White Plains, NY · 2d

Daily Voice

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Japanese Retailer MUJI Opening First Hudson Valley Store Outside NYC In White Plains

A Japanese retailer known for its minimalist clothing, home goods, and everyday essentials is expanding beyond New York City for the first time, with a new store soon opening in Westchester County. MUJI will open its first New York State location outside the five boroughs at The Westchester sh…

White Plains, NY · 2d

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Children’s Place Retail Chain Files for Chapter 11, Closing All Stores

Children’s specialty retailer The Children’s Place, Inc. has voluntarily filed petitions for Chapter 11 relief in U.S. Bankruptcy Court for the District of New Jersey. The Secaucus, NJ-based company announced on its website Wednesday that all stores would be closing and that inventory liquidation had begun. With brands...

Secaucus, NJ · 1d
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The Jersey Escrow: October Brings Milestones For Longstanding And New Affordable Housing Developments

Photo courtesy of OCA Architects. October brings wins for a 50-year-long project in Newark, revised affordable housing plans in Wayne and two home ownership opportunities in Morristown and Camden. Read all about this and more in this month’s Jersey Escrow—where all your housing information is stored. Housing Opportunities...

Newark, NJ · 1d

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Secaucus-Based Quest Diagnostics Pays $13 Million to Settle Kickback Claims

Quest Diagnostics, the lab testing company based in Secaucus, paid $13,014,576 plus interest to settle allegations that it used free New York Giants tickets and events to win referrals from health care providers, U.S. Attorney Robert Frazer announced on Friday, Nov. 6. Federal prosecutors alleged that from July 2013 to...

Secaucus, NJ · 1d

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New Plans for Kushner Companies 71-story Journal Square Tower Unveiled

In the last decade, longtime residents of Jersey City’s Journal Square have witnessed a transformation that has rendered the neighborhood unrecognizable. More changes — and skyscrapers — are on the way. One of the next major developments was unveiled this month at a community meeting at Hudson Community College.

Jersey City, NJ · 10h

New York Post

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Mamdani trying to force distressed building owners to sell to nonprofits — even after creditors refuse

Mayor Zohran Mamdani’s effort to steer hundreds of deteriorating Manhattan apartments into nonprofit ownership has hit a wall — after creditors rejected a $110 million offer from a city-backed developer and pushed the buildings into foreclosure auctions. And despite City Hall insisting the fight isn’t over, the administration has yet to publicly explain how it plans to salvage the deal. At Tuesday’s auction, 14 of 15 East Harlem apartment buildings failed to attract outside buyers, with most reverting to plaintiff US Bank National Association for nominal bids of $500 apiece. One went for $1,000. Mayor Zohran Mamdani’s effort to steer distressed East Harlem apartments into nonprofit ownership has stalled. Gregory P. Mango for The NY Post The building at 417 E. 114th St. sold for $826,000 at Tuesday’s foreclosure auction. Google Maps The only building to draw an outside bidder, at 417 E. 114th St., sold for $826,000 — just $1,000 above the minimum bid and far below its original $1.9 million loan. Nithya Raman’s failed micro-state shows what the next four years hold The properties are part of a troubled 38-building portfolio containing roughly 850 apartments, most of them rent-stabilized, that was previously owned by Emerald Equity Group. The

Manhattan, NY · 1d

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Simone Retains All Original Tenants at 1200 Waters in the Bronx

Simone Development Companies has completed an 8,000-square-foot lease renewal with VNS Health (VNS), formerly the Visiting Nurse Service of New York, for its Bronx regional office at 1200 Waters Pl. The agreement completes a full sweep of long-term recommitments from all three original tenants that joined the building when the Hutchinson Metro Center first opened in 2003.

Bronx, NY · 2d

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Union Square Parking Garage Sells for $44M, Set to Become 22-Story Condo Tower

A vacant nine-story parking garage just steps from Union Square has changed hands for $44 million, clearing the way for a 22-story condominium tower with 52 residences. Tishman Realty sold the long-stalled development site at 110 East 16th Street to Pro-H Group, ending years of uncertainty over what would rise on the Manhattan parcel.

Manhattan, NY · 1d

Time Out

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NYC's largest new bookstore in over a decade opens today in Manhattan

Alphabet City is about to get 11,000 more square feet in which to lose track of time. Barnes & Noble will open its new East Village bookstore at 9 am on Wednesday, November 18, at 181 Avenue A between East 11th and East 12th Streets—and the bookseller says it’s the largest new bookstore to open anywhere in the city in more than a decade. Booker Prize winner Douglas Stuart will cut the ribbon at 9 am and sign copies of his latest novel, "John of John." If you know Stuart from "Shuggie Bain," the novel that won him the Booker in 2020, here’s a chance to get his newest book signed before your fir...

New York, NY · 1d

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Torta Truck Closes Jersey City Brick-and-Mortar After Five Years

A Jersey City Heights favorite is closing its doors after five years. Torta Truck, a family-owned Mexican eatery known for its birria tortas and tacos, will close its brick-and-mortar location at 413 Central Avenue. The business shared the news in an Instagram post, citing ongoing building problems and unresolved landlord issues as reasons behind the decision. But this isn’t the end for the beloved food spot. Keep reading to find out what’s next for Torta Truck.

Jersey City, NJ · 1d

The City Reporter

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Mamdani Budget Floats on Wall Street Cash as Momentum Grows for New Taxes

When the City Council and Mayor Zohran Mamdani agreed on a $127 billion budget last June, the story behind the story was obvious. The numbers for the fiscal year beginning last July 1 added up to a balanced budget, thanks to a flood of state aid and some fiscal gimmicks. And the plan projected a […] The post Mamdani Budget Floats on Wall Street Cash as Momentum Grows for New Taxes appeared first on The City Reporter .

New York, NY · 2d

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'There’s never been a better time to be an MWBE’

Leaders in procurement for Minority and Women-Owned Business Enterprises gathered Thursday at City & State’s Diversity & Procurement Summit to discuss contracting opportunities, MWBE participation, supplier diversity, procurement trends and strategies for successfully doing business with New York government agencies. Michael Garner, chief business diversity officer of New York...

New York · 1d

Long Island Life & Politics

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Long Island Trained for Energy Jobs, but Washington Needs to Let Us Build

By Anthony Villa Every morning, a construction worker on Long Island wakes up ready to work on a project that should be moving but is standing still. It's not because the work isn't needed -

New York, NY · 2d

92.7/96.9 WRRV

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60% Of New Yorkers Want A $30 Minimum Wage

More than half of New Yorkers say $30 an hour should be the floor. Younger workers and lower-income households are leading the push, and the reasons aren't hard to find.

New York · 4d

The Wolf

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60% Of New Yorkers Want A $30 Minimum Wage

More than half of New Yorkers say $30 an hour should be the floor. Younger workers and lower-income households are leading the push, and the reasons aren't hard to find.

New York · 4d

Lohud | The Journal News

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New Trader Joe's stores coming to NY: See the locations

Two new Trader Joe's stores are planned for New York, expanding the popular grocery chain's presence in the state. The California-based retailer announced plans this summer to open new locations in the Syracuse area and Yonkers as part of its latest nationwide expansion. The plans add to the company's growth in New York, which includes a Long Island store that opened earlier this year. The expansion comes as Trader Joe's continues to draw shoppers with its private-label products and competitively priced groceries. Where are the new Trader Joe's stores? According to Trader Joe's, the two planned stores will be located at: Camillus: 3515 W. Genesee St., in the Syracuse area. Yonkers: 2482 Central Park Ave. The Camillus store, located just west of Syracuse in Onondaga County, will be about 9,000 square feet and become the area's second Trader Joe's. The existing Syracuse-area store is at 3422 Erie Blvd. E. in DeWitt. The Yonkers location will cover about 10,000 square feet. When will the new Trader Joe's stores open? Trader Joe's has not announced opening dates for either New York location. Spokeswoman Nakia Rohde said new stores typically open within three to six months of being announced. Based on that timeline,

Syracuse, NY · 5d

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Iconic Doughnut Chain Plans NJ Expansion In 33-Shop Deal

Iconic doughnut purveyor Krispy Kreme plans to open several new shops in New Jersey as part of a five-year expansion across the New York metro area. The chain, famous for its sugary, melt-in-your-mouth glazed doughnuts, said it plans to open 33 shops across the New York City metro area, including Long Island and New Jersey.

New Jersey · 7d