Stephanie Loder

A rendering of a racetrack development in Atlantic City, New Jersey

$3.3B Atlantic City Development Moves Forward

The Renaissance development project includes a private Formula 1 raceway

Stephanie Loder

April 12, 2023

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The New Jersey resort city project includes a Formula 1 raceway.

Contractors Required to Comply with New NYC Rat Laws

The new rules going into effect April 1 mandate licensed exterminators to treat project sites

Stephanie Loder

March 31, 2023

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A new set of laws set to go into effect April 1 aims to curb one of New York City’s most notorious problems: rats.

An aerial photo of courthouse park in Jersey City, N.J.

Landscape Urban/Development

Planned Jersey City Park Expected to Stimulate Development

Courthouse Park stands to be the centerpiece of city's expanding Journal Square area

Stephanie Loder

March 22, 2023

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Courthouse Park in Jersey City, N.J., is expected to be the centerpiece of the expanding Journal Square neighborhood.

Environment

Quickening Alaska National Park Landslides Spur $100M Fix

Stephanie Loder

February 21, 2023

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Granite Construction wins contract to construct a bridge in Denali National Park to bypass slides that closed a key access road.

Environment

EPA Nixes Alaska Pebble Mine, Citing Dredge Disposal Impacts

Developer plans to challenge the determination in court, continuing a legal battle that spans decades.

Stephanie Loder

Pam McFarland

February 1, 2023

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Action is latest round in long-running battle over major minerals development in sensitive Bristol Bay watershed.

Climate Change Policy

Revised NJ Proposal Tightens Flood Zone Building Rules

Stephanie Loder

Debra K. Rubin

November 24, 2022

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State changes, scaled back from 'emergency' status and set for Dec. 5 official release, would raise first-floor elevations and expand flood zone boundaries unchanged since 1999.

Legal

NY Court Halts Work on $2.3B Syracuse I-81 Viaduct Removal

Stephanie Loder

November 16, 2022

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State supreme court judge grants project opponents' request for temporary injunction on long-awaited revamp of downtown interstate link until lawsuit claims are decided.

Accident Probe

NTSB: Train Could Not Brake Before Hitting Construction Workers

Stephanie Loder

November 15, 2022

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The Oct. 14 crash on a Philadelphia bridge that killed union workers Victor R. Martins and Donato G. Fiocca remains under probe by the National Transportation Safety Board and other agencies.