Thursday, April 25

• New York Times, by Luis Ferre-Sadurni, To Save Public Housing, New York Warily Considers a New Approach: Tear Some Down
• NY1, by Michael Herzenberg, Why Nearly 600 City Owned Apartments Sit Empty Amid a Housing Crisis
• Pulse, To save public housing, New York warily considers a new approach: Tear some down
• 6sqft, by Michelle Cohen, Macy’s may build a skyscraper above its flagship Herald Square store
• Curbed NY, by Amy Plitt, Macy’s explores raising skyscraper atop Midtown flagship
• Patch, by Brendan Krisel, City Greenlights Amsterdam Avenue Bike Lanes In Harlem
• Bisnow, by Miriam Hall, Macy’s Weighs Building An Office Tower Above Iconic 34th Street Store
• 6sqft, by Alexandra Alexa, Early reports of market-rate towers coming to NYCHA sites on the Lower East Side and Chelsea
• Mass Transit Mag, by Vincent Barone, NY: Advocates hail 14th Street busway but locals feel ‘taken for a ride’
• Patch, by Brendan Krisel, Macy’s May Build Skyscraper Atop Flagship Store, Report Says

Wednesday, April 24

• Bloomberg, by Lily Katz, Macy’s in Early Talks to Put an Office Tower Atop Its NYC Flagship
• Curbed NY, by Dave Colon, Pols ask DOT to implement Amsterdam Avenue safety improvements despite community objections
• Gotham Gazette, by Samar Khurshid, New City Civic Engagement Commission Launched
• amNY, by Vincent Barone, Advocates hail 14th Street busway but locals feel ‘taken for a ride’
• Patch, by Sydney Pereira, L Train Repairs Will Close 14th Street To Most Private Cars

Tuesday, April 23

• The Villager, Feting 50 years of GV Historic District
• The Villager, Mayor public-housing raze-and-rebuild plan
• Patch, by Brendan Krisel, Uptown Pols Want Amtrak Billboard Torn Down
• Tribeca Citizen, Seen & Heard: Local landscape architect + Pier 55
• Gothamist, by Emma Whitford, NYCHA Residents And Advocates Fear City’s Revised Privatization Plan Will Put Tenant Rights At Risk
• Broadway World, Capital One City Parks Foundation SummerStage Announces 2019 Season Lineup

Monday, April 22

• Curbed NY, by Caroline Spivak, Manhattan BP sues city over plan for private housing at NYCHA complex
• PIX11, by Katie Corrado, Celebrating Earth Day across NYC, NJ
• Broadway World, Harlem One Stop Announces AN AFTERNOON WITH MARY LOU WILLIAMS

Sunday, April 21

• Gotham Gazette, by Ben Max, Earth Day Policy, Examining the Farmworkers’ Rights Bill, & More: The Week Ahead in New York Politics, April 22