The city is beginning its negotiations with Gatehouse Capital over how much the developer will pay for its lease on the former World Trade Center building. One thing that could influence the negotiations: Gatehouse could turn apartments into condos after five years, which could bring in $135 million. Will the city angle for a cut of condo sales?
State Education Department commends military school for teacher performance.
Group's founder described plans for a community garden, farmers' market, amphitheater and nature pavilion.
Lusher charter school CEO says increase could be $200 per student.
He'll address the City Council at 10 a.m. to describe his spending plan for the city.
A state employee told the city that Kim James hadn't gotten one grant, but didn't note that she had gotten another.
New charter school also doing well with private contributions.
Despite 2 percent bump, city's CAO says budget will be tight because of increasing demands.
School could remodel, or choose one of two sites on which to rebuild.
The Lens reported ties between the black-owned firm and another, raising questions about its independence.
