A winding march through Lower Manhattan to show solidarity for Occupy Oakland protesters led to scuffles with the police on Sunday night.

Read more here:
City Room: 12 Arrested at Manhattan March for Oakland Protesters

The Manhattan District Attorney’s office is investigating an allegation that Greg Kelly, who is a son of Police Commissioner Raymond W. Kelly, raped a young woman last October.

More here:
Greg Kelly, Police Commissioner’s Son, in Rape Investigation

Doug Wheeler, a founder of the so-called Light and Space movement, constructs his first Manhattan “infinity environment” at the David Zwirner gallery in Chelsea.

The rest is here:
Doug Wheeler Builds ‘Infinity Environment’ at David Zwirner

A judge in Federal District Court in Manhattan ordered Fresh Step’s manufacturer, Clorox, to temporarily stop showing an ad because it makes “insufficiently reliable” claims.

View original post here:
Judge Orders Cat-Litter Commercial Temporarily Off Air

A steady drumbeat of real estate deals, park restorations, reclaimed piers and new esplanades heralds the remaking of Manhattan’s East Side waterfront.

Continue reading here:
A Greenway Along the Waterfront Will Beckon From the East

A steady drumbeat of real estate deals, park restorations, reclaimed piers and new esplanades heralds the remaking of Manhattan’s East Side waterfront.

Original post:
A Greenway Along the Waterfront Will Beckon From the East

Mr. Parker, a founder of Napster and former president of Facebook, moved to Manhattan three years ago.

Continue reading here:
Sean Parker Brings Facebook-Style Skills to New York Social Scene

Hundreds line up to see Manhattan flagship.

Go here to see the original:
Apple Opens Grand Central Store

NEW YORK — One of the world’s largest Apple stores is opening at the landmark Grand Central Terminal. The 23,000-square-foot personal electronics business will start selling to the public on Friday. The owner of the space, the Metropolitan Transportation Authority, which runs the city’s bus and subway system, says Apple Inc. is paying $180 per square foot for its lease — slightly less than the $200-per-square-foot top rate at the century-old Manhattan train hub. Read full article > >

Read this article:
Huge Apple store opening at NYC’s Grand Central, likely to draw business to transit hub

Appeals to Manhattan donors before primaries.

Read more from the original source:
Newt Scrambles for Campaign Money

Glauco Lolli-Ghetti has one of the world’s most expensive parking spaces. His 11th-floor, $7 million condominium in Manhattan includes an attached garage.

Read the original post:
Even on the 11th Floor, There’s Parking Right Out Front

Vivian Toy has visited nearly 600 Manhattan co-ops and condos, mainly for the Real Estate section’s “On the Market” page.

Read the original post:
Vivian S. Toy: The Apartment Critic

Hundreds of demonstrators tried to reach the New York Stock Exchange as police officers in riot gear tried to block their way.

View original post here:
City Room: Occupy Protesters and the Police Clash Near Wall Street

Sushi Yasuda, now in its second decade on the East Side of Manhattan, remains a standout shrine to sushi.

Read this article:
Restaurant Review: Sushi Yasuda — NYC — Restaurant Review

NBA officials and player representatives met Wednesday afternoon in New York and talked until about 1 a.m. Thursday, but walked out of a Manhattan hotel after 12 hours of negotiations without an agreement and no indication that a deal was close at hand. The sides agreed to resume talks at noon Thursday. NBA Players Association president Derek Fisher cautioned that “we can’t say there was significant progress made.” Both declined to provide details of the discussions. Read full article > >

Link:
NBA and union meet for 12 hours, break without agreement to end lockout