City Planning Chairman Becomes Latest de Blasio Administration Official to Exit Just weeks after Gladys Carrión's resignation, Carl Weisbrod is headed for the door. By Will Bredderman
Pols Want City Council to Handle Deed Restrictions Post-Rivington Scandal Borough President Gale Brewer and Councilwoman Margaret Chin want deed restrictions to undergo Uniform Land Use Review Procedure. By Madina Toure
MTA Delaying Affordable Housing Construction at Brooklyn Hub, Mayor’s Office Says "We would anticipate that, in light of the city's commitment to the MTA, that the MTA would help address city priorities, Broadway Junction being very high on the list," Carl Weisbrod said. By Will Bredderman
Landmarks Commission Cancels Weekly Meeting, Planning Commission Hopes to Be Running Tomorrow By Matt Chaban
Keeping It Contextual: City Planning Commission Approves Rezonings in West Harlem, Bed-Stuy By Matt Chaban
Good News and Bad News for the High Line as Chelsea Market Expansion Approved by City Planning By Matt Chaban
AIDS Memorial Divides Village People: Tiny Triangle Tears Community Between Reflection and Recreation By Elise Knutsen and Matt Chaban
Defending the Empire: The Campaign Against the Empire State Building's Giant Neighbor to the West By Eliot Brown