The New Yorkian

New York Today: New York Today: Balancing Bikes Thursday: Running a dockless bike program and an Italian festival in Harlem.

Big City: Uber and the False Hopes of the Sharing Economy Though ride share companies fought hard against City Council regulations, the laws are unlikely to quell the miseries of professional drivers.

Critic’s Notebook: 3 Lush Parks Drastically Remake the East River Waterfront Acres of green space, new or expanded, along the Brooklyn and Queens shorelines offer quiet places to pause, look and stroll. What are you waiting for?

Greetings (and Shopping) From Asbury Park, N.J. Can vintage and salvage sellers bridge an economic divide?

A Rare Break for Renters: 325 Units at Waterside Plaza Could Become Affordable A deal between the city and the property’s owner, Richard Ravitch, the former lieutenant governor, would allow longtime residents of the Manhattan complex to age in place.

N.J. Transit: We Let You Down. And It’s Not Over Yet. After a rash of canceled trains, New Jersey Transit officials admitted service was undependable and said there was no quick fix.

Father of Baby Found in East River Detained in Thailand New York authorities are seeking the extradition of James Ronnie Currie, 37, to face charges in connection with the death of his son, Mason.

Uber Hit With Cap as New York City Takes Lead in Crackdown The City Council voted on Wednesday to cap Uber vehicles and other ride-hail services.

New York Congressman Chris Collins Is Charged With Insider Trading Representative Collins, one of President Trump’s earliest and most vocal supporters, is accused of using inside information about a new drug to avoid losses.