Construction Fatalities in New York City Reach 10-Year High There were 22 construction-related fatalities in New York City last year, the highest number collected by OSHA since at least 2012. By Alexandra Tremayne-Pengelly
Hochul Passes Carlos’s Law, Raising Criminal Fines for Construction Deaths Governor Kathy Hochul passed Carlos's Law, increasing criminal penalties for construction companies responsible for the death or injury of workers. By Alexandra Tremayne-Pengelly
Scaffolding Deaths Are Claiming New York’s Immigrant Workers in an Industry Lacking Accountability Scaffolding-related deaths make construction one of New York City's deadliest occupations. A bill waiting for Gov. Kathy Hochul's signature could help change that, bt it faces fierce opposition from he construction and real estate lobbies. By Courtney Vinopal and Alexandra Tremayne-Pengelly
As the World Trade Center Approaches Tallest-Building-In-New-York Status, Watch It Rise in 80 Seconds By Matt Chaban
These Residents Feel the Earth, Move, Under Their Feet: Construction Has 72nd Street Going Bonkers By Jessica Schultz
After Audit, Bloomberg Defends Port Authority’s Rush to Build 9/11 Museum And Memorial By Hunter Walker
Civil Unions: How the Ironworkers and Carpenters Teamed Up at 7 World Trade Center and Changed the Way We Build By Matt Chaban
Why Building Things in New York Comes Down to What You Learned (or Didn’t Learn) from Mom and Dad By Matt Coyne
The Urbanist: Building Congress President Richard T. Anderson on Construction Troubles By Jotham Sederstrom