UN Week, Bailing Out Rikers, MTA, and more links

It’s the UN week, so don’t even think of driving to Manhattan. What else happened since Friday? There was the Atlantic Antic, Flatbush Frolic, Carrol Park Fair, no G train, and let’s see:

• Brooklyn Democratic party boss under fire for misleading letters as proxy battle heats up (NYDN)

Are Landlords Telling the Truth? The City Doesn’t Always Check. He Does. (NYT)

EXCLUSIVE: Frontus Wins Democratic Primary Nomination by 55 Votes (B)

• Shut Down Rikers And The Mayor’s Jail Plan, Community Demands (B)

BQE rehab plan would replace Brooklyn Heights Promenade with 6-lane highway (BE)

Updates On Harold Ickes Playground And Red Hook Ball Fields (B)

MTA’s tracking of major incidents fails to include many delays that inconvenience scores of riders, because fewer than 50 subway trains are affected (NYDN)

City Officials Fear Mass Bailout at Rikers Could Endanger Crime Victims (NYT)