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Until now, the demolition of Albany's Central Warehouse has been held up by court challenges, logistical problems and permitting issues.
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Six Albany-area non-profit organizations focused on addiction services are receiving grants totaling $518,000 from Albany County's opioid settlement fund.
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When the Albany-based firm closed, it took county money and left county employees unable to use their FSA cards. The firm's closure may affect other governmental entities.
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Albany County Executive Dan McCoy is seeking development partners for a new project to turn the former McDonald’s on South Pearl Street into a bus terminal. WAMC’s Capital Bureau Chief was there for Friday's announcement.
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Albany County Executive Dan McCoy previously said the $35 million in bonds used to purchase the former Saint Rose campus would be paid off in February. That date has changed.
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Could a mile-long canal help revitalize Albany’s waterfront? Several local leaders are already on board. That has one group hoping support from the governor could be on the horizon.
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The Albany County executive’s office is advancing plans to purchase five buildings on the former Saint Rose Campus, despite public opposition.
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New York Governor Kathy Hochul was at the Central Warehouse Tuesday to kick off the demolition of the city of Albany's most notorious eyesore.
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The Pine Hills Land Authority's Board of Directors recently voted 5 to 1 to commence talks with Albany County. It’s a move that clears the way for the county’s intended purchase of five buildings on the 26.5-acre former college campus.
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Albany is one step closer to eliminating an aging eyesore.