TWO BOOKS OUT ABOUT BERNIE GOETZ
The Times reviews two books, “Five Bullets” and “Fear and Fury,” about Bernhard Goetz — the Subway Vigilante — and his 1984 shooting of four teens on the downtown 2 train. Goetz fled from the Chambers Street station and the police search started here. It ended nine days later when Goetz turned himself in at a police station in Concord, NH, and gave the confession above. He still lives in the city.

JERRY NADLER WILL RETIRE NEXT YEAR
ICYMI, our longtime congressman, Jerry Nadler, will retire next year. He represented Tribeca in the US House from 1992 to 2022, until the district was redrawn. He then won his race in the new district. The Times has a big story here.

CHECKING IN WITH CHEF BUDDHA LO
The Observer has a nice profile of Downtowner and Huso chef Buddha Lo. From The Observer: “In 2025, Marky’s Caviar and Huso moved to Tribeca, and the team’s sense of luxury in every form—space, food and decor—became a clear game changer. Less than a year after the move, Huso received its coveted Michelin star. ‘The restaurant as it is now is what I’ve always wanted,’ Lo says.”

THREE-STORY GREEK COMING TO GRAND STREET
Eater reports that just over the border in Soho, two “industry forces” are opening a massive new Greek spot next month. One is a co-founder of Kyma in Hudson Yards and the other a managing partner behind Scarpetta. It will be a three-story space with a rooftop at 23 Grand Street at Thompson.