HUD sec investigated … and more

  1. 1. Former housing secretary Alphonso Jackson is under investigation, amid charges he enriched himself and friends [NYT]
  2. 2. Hotels could be built along Coney Island’s boardwalk, now that the
    mayor’s new plans call for a smaller preserved amusement district [Post]
  3. 3. New York City Housing Authority working to green its 2,600 buildings [Metro]
  4. 4. Council fumes over Fulton Street Transit Center’s delays [Downtown Express]
  5. 5. The Landmarks Preservation Commission grills hospital officials about the St. Vincent’s Hospital/Rudin redevelopment plan [Villager]
  6. 6. Long Island’s office market feels the mortgage meltdown’s strain [WSJ]
  7. 7. Neighborhood record stores fight for survival [NYT]
  8. 8. Answers to questions about Brooklyn architecture [NYT]
  9. 9. Citigroup reports a loss of $5.1 billion in the first quarter as mortgage bets went bad [AP via NYT]

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