Articles by Johanna Knapschaefer

The mandate requires executive department agencies to review and assess whether public works construction projects totaling more than $35 million are favorable for workers and the community.

A judge says the stadium parcel is not dependent on a state law regarding parkland protection.

Judge rejects lawsuit by NYC plumbers' union, contractor groups against Local Law 154, ruling ordinance is not an outright ban of natural gas.

The recently opened project includes six new Massachusetts rail stations linking to the city for the first time in 65 years.

Work on a public-private partnership to renovate Boston’s dilapidated White Stadium kicked off weeks before a scheduled trial, while opponents pitch a $30-million alternative design.

Minimizing disruptions to bridge users during a $220-million project to paint and repair truss span linking Chester, Pa., and Bridgeport, N.J., literally depends on which way the wind blows.

Resilience work at developing New York City manufacturing and tech hub is set to restore infrastructure damaged by 2012 Hurricane Sandy and other storms

Boston passed the most stringent carbon emissions rule for buildings in the nation.

Built on a tight brownfield site, the Pawtucket project overcame public funding delays and is set for its May 3 opening match.

Directive targeting growing energy market with curbs on federal site leasing and permits could face lawsuit blowback over unclear and conflicting provisions the administration may be unable to defend.