Afternoon Bulletin: L Train Shutdown Might Stretch to Manhattan and More For the 400,000 weekday riders of the L train, those commuting within Manhattan still might not escape the perils of the train’s potential shutdown. By Felipe De La Hoz
Pro-Charter School Parents Push for State to Raise Cap on Charters Families for Excellent Schools protested the state's charter cap, but turned their rhetorical fusillades away from Bill de Blasio. By Will Bredderman
Amazon Gets on the Accidental Spam Bandwagon, Freaks Out Kindle Owners with Auto-Subscription Offer Accidentally embarrassing spam faux pas? All the cool corporations are doing it these days. A week or so after The By Nitasha Tiku
At the Grand Palais, Laure Prouvost Translates Quantum Physics Into Something You Can Feel By Elisa Carollo