• Week in Pictures for May 24 May 24, 2013
    View a slide show of photographs from the past week in New York City and the region. Subjects include the New York Aquarium, a nightclub in a Chelsea water tower and an aerial view of beachfront homes in Mantoloking, N.J. […]
    By THE NEW YORK TIMES
  • Coney Island, 2:57 P.M. May 24, 2013
    N.Y. See Photo: a nice at the beach, if not a particularly nice day. Also: more than you want to know about this crazy weather. […]
    By ANDY NEWMAN
  • In an Old Steam Plant, Providing a Home for the Many Cats of Pratt May 24, 2013
    A population of ownerless cats have roamed around the Pratt Institute for decades, and Conrad Milster, the chief engineer of the school's steam plant, is fighting to allow them to stay. […]
    By COREY KILGANNON
  • Big Ticket | Diplomatic Crash Pad for $11.59 Million May 24, 2013
    A 3,600-square-foot, three-bedroom unit in the Dakota had been used by the Portuguese government. […]
    By ROBIN FINN
  • A ‘Sphere’ That Has Taken a Year to Roll Nowhere May 24, 2013
    The "Sphere," a sculpture by Fritz Koenig, was to have been moved from Battery Park in the late spring of 2012, but it appears there are no plans to relocate it. […]
    By DAVID W. DUNLAP
  • A Tribute to George Jones, Canceled by the Health Dept. May 24, 2013
    Promoters for a tribute to George Jones said inspectors shut down the Rodeo Bar, where the concert was to take place, hours before it was to begin. […]
    By JAMES BARRON
  • A Well-Stamped Passport May 24, 2013
    Metropolitan Diary: A security officer at Kennedy Airport's passport control had an unexpected question for a much-traveled businessman. […]
    By M. TAUB
  • Saturday Night Benefit Planned for Coney Island Mermaid Parade May 24, 2013
    A benefit for the annual Mermaid Parade, to be held at the Bowery Ballroom, is being held to support this year's event, which is in jeopardy of being canceled. […]
    By ALAN FEUER
  • A Sidewalk Mystery, Solved May 23, 2013
    For many pedestrians at the corner of Atlantic Avenue and Court Street, a strange, silver pole bolted onto an uneven patch of sidewalk has blossomed from puzzlement into irritation. […]
    By EDNA ISHAYIK
  • Op-Doc: ‘Ode to Bike Sharing’ May 23, 2013
    In this animation, a New Yorker looks forward to the city’s bike share program and reminisces about riding his bike when the city was very different. […]
    By THE NEW YORK TIMES

Random Photos Part Three

Crazy Days and Nights: Random Photos Part Three.

Victory For New York City Tenants

In a major victory for New York Citys rent stabilized tenants, New York State Supreme Court Justice Emily Jane Goodman struck down a 2008 supplemental adjustment imposed by the Rent Guidelines Board.

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