City Council eyes helicopter ban - Crain's
New York City Charter Revision Commission finalizes its ballot proposals - City & State
Council passes bill to track empty storefronts - Crain's
TRANSIT OFFICIALS RUNNING LATE ON ACCESSIBLE SUBWAY STATIONS - The City
Fear of street fights keeps de Blasio from aggressive pursuit of Vision Zero goals, critics say - Daily News
"Advocates say Mayor de Blasio kowtows to community boards and neighborhood groups that view potentially life-saving construction as a means for political horse trading."
Opinion: The heat and the horses: The time for humane treatment is long overdue - Daily News
"Legislation introduced this year by Council Member Keith Powers would take a common-sense approach to this issue. The Carriage Horse Heat Relief Bill, which now has 19 co-sponsors, would ensure that carriage horses are prevented from working when the heat index is 90 or higher. Many other cities — including St. Louis, Savannah and Charleston — already have similar laws."
New rent regs will cripple affordable-housing programs, developers warn - Crain's
Opinion: The IDC is Gone. Political Betrayal is Not. - Gotham Gazette
Low turnout at Kallos and D.O.T. bike safety event - Villager
Flooding in Riverside Park: Good for Ducks. Bad for Amtrak Trains Below? - NY Times
NYPD cops get drenched by buckets of water - NY Post
Robert Morgenthau, Longtime Manhattan District Attorney, Dies at 99 - NY Times
BUGGY SUBWAY COMPUTER SYSTEM BLAMED FOR HEAT-WAVE HELL STRUCK BEFORE - The City
Manhattan office rents reach historic high: CBRE - Crain's
De Blasio warns property tax reform could upset city's 'equilibrium' - Crain's
Tickets For Bike Lane Blocking Drop As Cyclist Deaths Spike: Data - Patch
How Much Is a View Worth in Manhattan? Try $11 Million - NY Times
NYCHA monitor's first report paints bleak picture of public housing conditions - Politico
De Blasio ‘temporarily’ withdraws TLC chief nominee after ‘awful’ hearing - NY Post
Northwell takes stake in Queens radiation oncology center - Newsday
Videos of NYC’s flooded streets and subways raise concerns - City & State
Low-income New Yorkers without internet may be under-counted in 2020 Census, report warns - Daily News
CITY PROMISES WHEELCHAIR RAMPS ON EVERY CORNER - The City
City Council passes law allowing cyclists to follow pedestrian walk signs - NY Post
MTA creating task force to deal with subway homeless crisis - NY Post
MTA Approves Reorganization Plan That Could Cut Thousands of Jobs - NY1
Another victim of the new rent law: International students - The Real Deal
Manhattan home prices at record high, but inventory surplus remains - Crain's