Officials behind the Brooklyn Marine Terminal plan are touting what it could mean for the Red Hook community.

Brooklyn Borough President Antonio Reynoso, a member of the 28-person Brooklyn Marine Terminal Task Force, argues the site should be used to revive shipping and manufacturing, not build housing.

A New York City jail barge in the Bronx is set to be removed to make room for a marine terminal, creating a new spot for ships to unload cargo.

A decommissioned barge that once served as a “floating jail” nicknamed “the Boat” will be removed from its current location on the Bronx waterfront to make way for a new marine cargo ...

EDC can help get it done at the Brooklyn Marine Terminal.” City and state officials announcing plans to redevelop Red Hook’s Brooklyn Marine Terminal last year. (Caroline Rubinstein-Willis/Mayoral ...

The city has once again postponed a major vote on its $3.1 billion blueprint to redevelop the Brooklyn Marine Terminal, this time by two months until mid-June. The Adams administration’s ...

The fate of the Brooklyn Marine Terminal is still up in the air. The New York City Economic Development Corporation postponed a critical vote on a $3.1 billion plan to transform the 122-acre swath ...

The city’s plan to majorly upgrade the Brooklyn Marine Terminal could be a huge boon to surrounding neighborhoods — unless it’s sabotaged by delusional lefties, who’ve already for… ...

"Take a step back in time with a tour of LaGuardia’s Marine Terminal A, originally designed for Boeing 314 flying boats! You won’t believe how this historic terminal is still in use today ...

Mike Stamatis, Red Hook Container Terminal president, said Brooklyn Marine Terminal made fast strides in recent months to get updated. “The execution of these contracts marks a significant milestone ...

BROOKLYN, N.Y. (PIX11) — The New York City Economic Development Corporation is promising a new Brooklyn Marine Terminal that will be more modern, and cleaner, and that it would reduce less tr… ...