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Jets Claim Victory in Stadium Deal
June 02, 2005
by Andrea Bernstein
The New York Jets are claiming "complete and total victory" in today's legal decision allowing them to take over the Hudson Rail Yards from the MTA. REPORTER: A state supreme court justice has throw....
Brooklyn Arena Promises Affordable Housing
May 27, 2005
by Andrea Bernstein
The proposed Nets arena in the Atlantic Yards in Brooklyn got a warm reception from the New York City Council yesterday. WNYC's Andrea Bernstein reports. REPORTER: As with the West Side stadium, the....
Stadium Vote Will Take Place
May 26, 2005
by Andrea Bernstein
The public authorities control board will meet next week to vote on the West Side Stadium's fate. WNYC's Andrea Bernstein reports. REPORTER: Both Assembly Speaker Sheldon Silver and State Senate Maj....
LMDC to Spend $800 Million in Lower Manhattan
May 25, 2005
by Andrea Bernstein
The Lower Manhattan Development Corporation says it will spend its remaining $800 million building neighborhoods in Lower Manhattan. WNYC's Andrea Bernstein reports. REPORTER: The money includes $50....
Pirro Likely to Run for Attorney General
by Andrea Bernstein
Republican Westchester District Attorney Jeaninne Pirro says she will NOT run for re-election this fall but will seek statewide office in 2006 in stead. WNYC's Andrea Bernstein reports. REPORTER....
Speaker Silver Hesitant to Approve Stadium
May 20, 2005
by Andrea Bernstein
Assembly Speaker Sheldon Silver is keeping up the pressure on Governor Pataki and Mayor Bloomberg to offer concessions on Lower Manhattan before he votes on the West Side Stadium. WNYC's Andrea Berns....
Stadium Vote in Speaker Silver's Hands
May 18, 2005
by Andrea Bernstein
All eyes are on Assembly Speaker Sheldon Silver in Albany right now. According to arcane Albany rules, each legislative leader has one chance to ask for a deferment of the final approval vote on the ....
No Action in Albany on Jets Stadium
May 18, 2005
by Andrea Bernstein
There won't be any action in Albany today on the proposal to build a stadium on the West Side for use by the New York Jets. Last night, Governor Pataki took the proposal off the agenda of a state bo....
Pataki Postpones Stadium Vote
May 18, 2005
by Andrea Bernstein
Governor Pataki has postponed today's up or down vote on the West Side stadium project. WNYC's Andrea bernstein has more The stated reason for the delay is that State Senate Majority Leader Joseph B....
Albany Lawmakers Looking to Postpone Stadium Vote
May 17, 2005
by Andrea Bernstein
Legislative leaders in Albany say they're working to postpone tomorrow's vote on whether to approve the West Side stadium. WNYC's Andrea Bernstein reports. Governor Pataki says it's time to vote, an....
Freedom Tower Gets New Design
May 05, 2005
by Andrea Bernstein
There will be a new design for the Freedom Tower. Governor Pataki issued word late yesterday that he'd convened a meeting with Mayor Bloomberg and redevelopment officials and they'd agreed to draw ....
Jets Air Rights Decision Delayed
May 05, 2005
by Andrea Bernstein
The New York Jets won't get the air rights to the MTA's Hudson Rail Yards until at least June 2, a judge said today. REPORTER: In a Manhattan courtroom this morning, three sets of lawyers opposing t....
Re-drawing the Freedom Tower
May 05, 2005
by Andrea Bernstein
There will be a new design for the Freedom Tower. Governor Pataki issued word late yesterday that he'd convened a meeting with Mayor Bloomberg and redevelopment officials and they'd agreed to draw ....
Freedom Tower Caught up in Blame Game
May 04, 2005
by Andrea Bernstein
After 9/11, officials said rebuilding the World Trade Center would be a top priority. But three and a half years later, no structures are being built and officials are blaming each other. WNYC’s ....
Rezoning Williamsburg
April 26, 2005
by Andrea Bernstein
Next week, a city council committee will decide whether to rezone the Williamsburg and Greenpoint neighborhoods of Brooklyn. Under the Bloomberg Administration plan, 175 blocks would be freed up for ....
MTA Faces 2nd Lawsuit Over Stadium
April 18, 2005
by Andrea Bernstein
The MTA is facing a second lawsuit for its decision to transfer its Hudson rail Yards to the New York Jets. Now its the straphangers campaign and three government watchdog groups. In a case filed ....
Development Corp. Okays Jets Stadium
April 12, 2005
by Andrea Bernstein
The Jets stadium is now one step closer to reality. WNYC's Andrea Bernstein reports, the Empire State Development Corporation has given its approval. There was so little suspense in today's action ....
Bloomberg Shrugs Off MSG's Suit
April 06, 2005
by Andrea Bernstein
Mayor Bloomberg is shrugging off Madison Square Garden's lawsuit. It seeks to block the MTA from transfering the development rights for the Hudson Yards to the New York Jets. The Mayor and his allie....
Losing Bidder Cries Foul
March 31, 2005
by Andrea Bernstein
The MTA has unamimously approved the Jets offer to build a West Side Stadium over their Hudson Yards Site. The losing bidder Cablevision has cried foul, as have mayoral candidates, and West Side res....
Paris Hopes for Olympic Village
March 31, 2005
by Andrea Bernstein
In New York, Olympic supporters are hoping that the games would bring needed impetus to create new parks and waterfront neighborhoods. Paris is using its Olympic bid to promote a vision of a model 2....