The city rescinds a regulation limiting the size of crowds allowed on the Great Lawn. [NY Times]
Lawsuit charges state with conflict of interest over Catskills ski resort. [NY Times]
Some experienced entrepeneurs and niche realtors have kept the housing crisis at bay. [NY Times]
Hundreds of thousands of dollars earmarked for the demolition of the Deutsche Bank may have been "ripped off". [NY Post]
City gets its first "pay-per-potty" in Madison Square Park. [NY Post]
Community groups take aim at latest Hudson Yards development proposals. [NY Post]
Mayor Bloomberg’s congestion pricing proposal could be scraped in favor of tolls and taxi surcharges. [NY Post]
Critics fear MTA chief could re-route Queens bus to benefit family shopping mall. [NYDN]
Mayor Bloomberg’s congestion pricing plan to be considered by commission today. [NYDN]
Bay Ridge parents rail against six cell phone towers erected directly across from public school. [NYDN]
City could face a big hike in property tax. [NY Sun]
Even for multimillionaires, no view is permanent in New York. [NY Sun]
East Harlem residents protest plan that would give 20-private schools afternoon rights to public sports fields on Randall’s Island. [NY Sun]
