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NYCFC's CEO, and City Councilman Francisco Moya, discussed the journey to Willets Point approval in exclusive interviews outside City Hall after the City Council voted in favor of the redevelopment.

Your Friday morning dose of New York Mets and MLB news, notes, and links.

The stadium could be part of hosting the 2027 women's World Cup, along with NYCFC games and summer tours

NEW YORK CITY (PIX11) — Mayor Eric Adams joined PIX11 Morning News Friday to discuss City Council approving the next phase of the Willets Point revitalization project. The city will soon have a new professional soccer stadium in Queens after the City Council signed off on Phase 2 of the project by a vote of […]

The nearly $800 million project includes plans to construct the new stadium and 2,500 affordable housing units.

The Queens Chronicle spent two hours with Borough President Donovan Richards last Thursday in a wide-ranging interview that touched on topics ranging from housing to mental health and more.With the

The City Council on Thursday voted 47-1 to approve Phase II of the Willets Point Redevelopment Project, which includes a 25,000-seat stadium for the New York City Football Club, 1,400

NYCFC officials and supporters gathered outside City Hall as the authorization clears the way to break ground on New York City's first-ever soccer stadium.

Willets Point's long-awaited transformation from industrial wasteland to Queens' newest neighborhood got the green light from the City Council Thursday.

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