–A homeless man was arrested after allegedly stealing a car and striking a worker for a private garbage collection company outside 215 Chrystie St. yesterday. The worker suffered a bad ankle injury. [DNAinfo]
–A bloody incident that took place outside a Mulberry Street bar recalls Little Italy’s more violent past. [New York Times]
–An analysis of campaign finance records shows which City Council candidates have received the most money from the real estate industry. In one category (donations to Council members in potential rezoning areas using “real estate’ search terms), local Council member Margaret Chin comes in #5, with nearly $16,000 in donations. [City Limits]
–City Council candidates take part in a forum tonight on the looming shutdown of the L Train. [Transportation Alternatives]
–It’s been 10 years since the painstaking restoration of the Museum at Eldridge Street was completed. The occasion will be celebrated with an exhibition opening next week. [Untapped Cities]
–Downs & Ross Gallery is moving to 96 Bowery. [Art News]
