–Police are searching for two suspects who robbed a woman at Henry and Catherine streets on Christmas Day, Channel 4 reports.
—The Times has more on Richard Oates, the man who was killed during a skateboard stunt on Delancey Street.
–The MTA is looking at a variety of plans for repairing the L Tain tunnels, including one scenario that would shut down train service for three years, reports Gothamist.
–Every year, Sheldon Silver hosted a legendary kosher feast before the governor’s State-of-the-State address. This year, the Post notes, bacon was on the menu and some guests were unimpressed.
—i-D talks up a hipster takeover of Chinatown, with special emphasis on several young gallerists colonizing one of the “last true untouched areas of New York.”
—EV Grieve reports that 20 St. Mark’s Place, home of the Grassroots Tavern, has been sold.
I’m sorry that he died and I’m sure he was a nice, talented man but an adult with kids who “skitches” on a Mack truck on Delancey and Norfolk is not a “great father” or “stubbornly selfless”.