Capital New York (now Politico)

• Before the flood: New York City is just beginning to gird for the '100-year storm,' if it's not already too late

• How 'The New York Times' controls architecture criticism in America, whoever its critic may be

• Behind the scenes, M.T.A. engineer-in-chief Mike Horodniceanu builds a new transit system, as long as Joe Lhota can bring in the money

• Subway planners present the No. 7 extension, with room for improvement

• New York's tallest apartment building, inside and out (and in between)

• A plan to save the working waterfront from the encroachment of pretty things in Bloomberg's New York

• Second Avenue Subway has a breakthrough moment; several billion more are all the M.T.A. wants

• Dr. Yes: With W57, Bjarke Ingels brings the Copenhagen idea to New York's private sector

• Stephen Fybish, New York weather hoarder, calls for more snow

• Playgrounds for plutocrats: Who pays for parks?

• Post-campaign, will Cuomo get serious about public transportation?

• End of Sheridan: The great highway unbuilders of the Bronx

• Tom Fox and the rise and fall and rise of New York ferries

• How Jim Gennaro, councilman-geologist, questioned fracking to death

The New York Observer

• Yassky’s Bargain: A Departing Councilman in Search of a Quo for His Quid

• Michael Bloomberg Owns the Environment

• Gillibrand, Maloney and the Politics of Feminism

• Urban Futurists Root (Quietly) for East River Tolls

• The Great Mumble: A New Generation Slouches Toward Nukes

• Paterson’s Choice: The Feminist Versus the Woman

• De Blasio Runs as a One-Man Coalition

• Chuck Schumer and the Evolution of a Talking Point

• Book Review: Iraq Unfiltered

• Book Review: Acid Rain Falls on McCain

• The Upwardly Mobile Councilman

• Chicken Little Was Right

• Mad-Dog Councilman Champions No Man's Land

• Mike Huckabee's Man in New York