via DNAInfo
Affordable Flats Draw Artists
More than 53,000 artists are vying for one of 89 subsidized apartments in a renovated former East Harlem school.
Spotlight
via New York Daily News
Pump Down the Volume
Some health experts would like to follow Minneapolis' example and require that free earplugs be distributed at New York City nightclubs.
via New York Daily News
Something’s Brewing in the Bronx
The Bronx Brewery will soon open for tours and pours.
via City Limits
Bridging the Toll Gap
A transportation advocacy group's plan calls for reducing tolls on some spans and adding them to others – including the Brooklyn Bridge.
via DNAInfo.com
A ‘Maple Street’ For Queens
A street named after Jack Maple, the late former NYPD deputy commissioner credited with engineering the city's historic crime drop, is on tap for Richmond Hill.
via The Jewish Daily Forward
Kosher Soup Kitchen Struggles
The Masbia soup kitchen, which serves Jewish and non-Jewish clients, expects to serve up to 1.5 million meals this year — twice the number doled out in 2013.
via DNAInfo.com
Violence Victims Wait for Homes
Some domestic violence victims have been waiting more than a decade for public housing.
via DNAInfo.com
Con Ed’s Parking Placeholders
The utility pays outsourced workers millions annually to stand in the street.