The transit worker killed setting up construction warning flags in the Bronx has now been identified publicly as a mother of three. SILive.com
New York's mayors have spent 25 years fighting over documents on 9/11 toxin exposure that advocates say never surfaced — the same exposure question that follows the construction and cleanup crews who worked Ground Zero. New York Daily News
A Williamsburg condo developer has been ordered to return millions of dollars to buyers over what a court found were illegal sales. brownstoner.com
The Mayor's Office of Worker Power — the union-organizing office already covering our beat — now has a live "Get Help" portal for workers on NYC.gov. NYC.gov
DOB's low-pressure boiler compliance guide lays out permit, inspection, and licensed-contractor requirements for anyone servicing NYC building boilers. NYC.gov
A new EB-3 visa processing update touches the pipeline construction firms use to sponsor skilled tradespeople from overseas. HRTech Series
A Bronx developer's habit of building right up to the 99-unit line — the threshold that avoids stricter review — keeps reshaping the borough's housing pipeline. CRE Daily
New York State has rolled out changes to worker protections, training requirements, and benefits that touch trade employers statewide. Fingerlakes1.com
Parks finished a $1.7 million adult fitness area at Shoelace Park in Wakefield, the Bronx. newyorkyimby.com
New permits were filed for 101 Lake Street in Gravesend, Brooklyn. newyorkyimby.com
Lower Manhattan's post-9/11 office-to-residential shift is being pitched as a template other business districts, including Midtown, could follow. commercialobserver.com
A Gothamist profile revisits a Second Avenue Subway construction displacement from 20 years ago that nearly repeated itself. gothamist.com