Nothing a fresh coat of paint can't solve!

De Blasio is thrilled; Manhattan Borough President Gale Brewer is less jazzed.

GOOD LUCK!

'What we experienced was we have scanner machines that are nearing the end of their useful life cycle.'

Thanks for your service, Joe.

Because Trump's acting attorney general doesn't respect the courts, check out today's midday links: Nick Cave's newsletters, Michelle Obama's memoir, white-nationalist poster girl profile, daredevil busted for hanging off crane, 'Star Wars' streaming show, and dog loves to lick.

The two alternative lines expected to absorb the brunt of erstwhile L train riders are doing very little to inspire confidence.

Apparently the gunman fired after being chased by a group holding a large knife.

Several racist flyers railing against the 'invasion of Black thugs' and 'radical Islam' appeared in Woodlawn on Thursday.

Bradshaw said she immigrated to Brooklyn from Jamaica fifty years ago, and the current crisis in America is "the worst I've ever seen it. And I went through the whole Nixon thing. This is worse."

Turns out, people have Opinions about this very polarizing paint job. And you? Do you care?

Because Florida's gonna Florida, check out today's end-of-day links: Vine successor in the works, Bernie Sanders on racists, David Simon adapting Philip Roth for HBO, Brian Tyree Henry profile, potential Attorney General candidates, and dogs work together to achieve the impossible.

Google apparently also planning to make space for 20,000 employees across various Manhattan sites?

The city thinks that commercial waste truck traffic could be reduced by 60% with this plan.

The huge pop-up exhibition, which opened this week and runs through February, features an impressive list of artists and lots of historical Mickey memorabilia.

They threw their friend an impromptu 'five star restaurant experience on the J train,' complete with a meal of lobster, spaghetti and white wine.

How many jobs would NYC actually get? And how much is it going to cost us?

We spoke with Mandarin Patinkin, Central Park's most famous duck, about his recent disappearance.

'Donald Trump acted while we were still embroiled in midterm elections because he wanted to catch us off guard. But we’re always ready to rise up and defend the rule of law.'

There were hints in the weeks leading up to the election that the two-page ballot was going to cause trouble on November 6th.

On Thursday, prosecutors in Long Island announced that they had concluded a six-month investigation into Schneiderman.

Because now Google wants to invade NYC, check out today's midday links: racist Trump, donkey loves emu, Tucker Carlson protests, RBG hospitalized after fall, Jim Acosta punished, new Panda Bear, and dog adopts dog.

There's lots of straight-up shopping too, from 25 Brooklyn Flea vendors selling vintage furniture, clothing, jewelry and gift items.

The NYPD says a 26-year-old man was taken into custody and that the investigation is ongoing.