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The mob is making a comeback in construction as demand for new housing grows in NYC - Vimarsana News

The mob is making a comeback in construction as demand for new housing grows in NYC

Amid a drumbeat of demand for the creation of more housing in New York City, the mob is staging a potentially hazardous and costly comeback in the city’s

Source: amny.com
North Bergen parking director selected to replace Vainieri on county commissioners board - Vimarsana News

North Bergen parking director selected to replace Vainieri on county commissioners board

The vote gives Baselice an even bigger advantage in his race for the District 8 seat in November.

Source: nj.com
Contractors, companies charged in massive-kickback scheme in NY - Vimarsana News

Contractors, companies charged in massive-kickback scheme in NY

Fifty contractors, executives and construction firms were indicted on charges in a scheme affecting $100 million in high-rise projects in New York.

Nailed! Manhattan DA helps hammer in criminal indictment of alleged $5M construction scheme - Vimarsana News

Nailed! Manhattan DA helps hammer in criminal indictment of alleged $5M construction scheme

Two dozen individuals and 26 companies found themselves charged in a multimillion-dollar construction industry kickback scheme in an indictment that Manhattan

Source: amny.com
Two dozen charged in $7 million NYC construction kickback scam - Vimarsana News

Two dozen charged in $7 million NYC construction kickback scam

Robert Baselice was the ringleader of 24 people and 26 companies charged with conspiring in a pay-to-play scheme that saw subcontractors inflate bids on lucrative construction projects to pad their wallets, the Manhattan District Attorney’s office said.