1. The New York Times Building gets scaled not once, but twice within hours, by a French stuntman and a Brooklyn malaria activist [NYT]
2. More on the state attorney general’s reforms of the ratings agencies [Reuters via NYT]
3. Mayor Bloomberg says Congress should focus on national issues and not the city’s collapsing cranes [Post]
4. The New York City Housing Authority has kept thousands of homes vacant for years [NYDN]
5. More on yesterday’s pro-Atlantic Yards rally in Brooklyn [NYDN]
6. The Bloomberg administration has begun retraining Willets Points workers who could soon lose their jobs as the industrial area is redeveloped [NYDN]
7. Two leaders of a multimillion-dollar mortgage scam face up to 30 years in prison and big fines after pleading guilty [NYDN]
8. The Bay Ridge Jewish Center plans to sell more than half of its land to a developer [Brooklyn Paper]
9. The Landmarks Preservation Commission held its first hearing on the revised, scaled-back St. Vincent’s Hospital/Rudin Management development [Downtown Express]
