Feds delay report on sale of Plum Island
An environmental impact study required before the federal government can sell a tiny island housing the nation’s only animal disease laboratory will not be ready until next spring, an official said...
View ArticleGSA expands in Holtsville
The General Services Administration has signed a 10-year lease for 37,601 square feet at 5000 Corporate Court in Holtsville. The GSA signed the lease on behalf of the Internal Revenue Service, which is...
View ArticleSchumer seeks savings for LI school districts
While the legislation enacted by the New York Legislature in June imposed a property tax cap, the new law also implemented another potentially money-saving measure for taxpayers. Prior to the property...
View ArticleFeds holding hearings on Plum Island sale
The Department of Homeland Security, which operates the animal disease lab at Plum Island, is planning to open a new $1.14 billion animal disease facility in Manhattan, Kan.
View ArticleSome seek to halt sale of NY’s Plum Island, lab
Lawmakers from New York and Connecticut will introduce legislation today to stop the sale, saying it is unnecessary and uneconomical, and the island lab is worth preserving.
View ArticleOwners cut rents at 1 World Trade Center
The owners of the World Trade Center's signature skyscraper are slashing office rents nearly 10 percent because they can't find enough tenants.
View ArticleCA Technologies slapped with federal lawsuit
The Department of Justice has unsealed a lawsuit accusing Islandia-based CA Technologies of intentionally overcharging the government for services.
View ArticleOne World Trade Center opens for business
Thirteen years after the 9/11 terrorist attack, the resurrected World Trade Center is again opening for business.
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