Service Tower.

The original twin towers.

Tower trio. Slender flattop is Irving Trust, tower at right now belongs to
Trump.

New York’s greatest walk.

Brooklyn and Manhattan Bridges.

Girlies.

Downtown gunsmith.

Three icons: Empire State; Horn and Hardart (The Automat), New York’s
original restaurant chain, long gone; lamp standard, now being re-installed.

At the foot of 42nd Street: Normandie with three fat stacks in the middle,
Queen Mary with three skinnier stacks at bottom. Normandie burned here, Nazi
sabotage claimed. Normandie was that time’s biggest and fastest (Blue
Ribbon).

1941 Photos by Feininger

Forty-second Street. Mid-size Beaux-Arts skyscraper on north side of street
is Times Building, of New Year’s fame. Building still exists but reclad in
mid-sixties.

Classic skyline view with America, junior edition United States.

Downtown from Jersey.

Midtown from Jersey.

Horror vacui, Hebrew style.

The hats match the canopies. Macy’s, 34th St.

Too much city? Here’s a brief IntermissionAlameda County Superior Court Judge Morris Jacobson by describing his crime as a "technical violation."

Kavanagh, who was first elected to the rent board in 2002 and re-elected to another four-year term in November, claimed he lived in Berkeley even though he was residing in an Oakland house.

Allegations about Kavanagh's true residence were first made in 2003 but the Alameda County District Attorney's office could not find enough evidence to support the claim. A new round of allegations was made again last year and at that point, the district attorney's office did find that Kavanagh was living in a cottage on 63rd Avenue in Oakland .

At first, Kavanagh denied the charges and claimed his true residence was in Berkeley . Earlier this year, however, he reached a plea deal