The city cracks down on cyclists (NYT).
- Federal prosecutors and the owner of the Avalon Chrystie Bay apartments agree to settle a lawsuit over access for disabled residents. The settlement has shaken the New York real estate industry (WSJ).
- Judge approves bankruptcy exit plan for General Growth Properties, owner of the South Street Seaport (Crain’s).
- Elected officials, residents tell the Lower Manhattan Development Corp. how they’d like to see $158 million spent (DNA Info).
- Sheldon Silver, Daniel Squadron, Margaret Chin rally around Tom DiNapoli in Chinatown. Shelly reminds everyone he and Chin are still the “dynamic duo.” (Observer)
- Shelly’s shadow in an Assembly race in Queens (Gotham Gazette).
- A stabbing in Tompkins Square Park (EV Grieve).
- More on the pot farm at 127 Rivington (Bowery Boogie).
- Harry Wieder street co-naming update (City Beats).
- University Settlement’s Michael Zisser on the changing LES (Forward).
- A Balkan bistro for 102 Norfolk (Fork in the Road).
