By Michael Kimmelman Photographs by Daniel Arnold Michael Kimmelman, the architecture critic of The Times, has his share of complaints about the city but decided to...
Since congestion pricing began one year ago, about 11 percent of the vehicles that once entered Manhattan’s central business district daily have disappeared. This may not...
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Every week since 1976, Metropolitan Diary has published stories by, and for, New Yorkers of all ages and eras (no matter where they live now): anecdotes...
‘Part of the job’ Edwin Guity was at the controls of a southbound D train last December, rolling through the Bronx, when suddenly someone was on...
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The triple cantilever runs along the edge of Brooklyn Heights, a wealthy and politically connected neighborhood. It stands as a symbol of resistance to Robert Moses,...
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