O Aldon James

A ruling from a Manhattan Supreme Court Justice on Thursday was a temporary victory for ousted National Arts Club President Aldon James.

New National Arts Club president Dianne Bernhard hit back against O. Aldon James' pledge to take back the venerable Gramercy Park institution he's accused of running into the ground.

O. Aldon James, former president of the National Arts Club, won a reprieve from a Manhattan Supreme Court Judge on Tuesday, delaying hearings on his possible eviction.

The launch of the 113th season of the National Arts Club went off without a hitch.

In an 1,800-word letter, the new National Arts Club president divulges details about the ongoing controversy involving former president O. Aldon James, who filed a lawsuit against the NAC last week.

The former president of the arts organization filed a lawsuit to prevent the NAC from evicting him, his twin brother and a family friend.

As the National Arts Club board renovates apartments stashed away by former prez O. Aldon James, members want a say on the new renters.

Gramercy Park trustees wanted to rescue the statue from the club, but now they believe they'll never see it again.

An internal report commissioned by the NAC board substantiated many of the allegations about Aldon James.

Aldon James became the focus of two law enforcement probes for financial mismanagement, first reported by DNAinfo.

The board votes for president Thursday, deciding whether to keep embattled Aldon James.

Gramercy Park trustees are on a mission to get back a nymph statue that's been hidden in the National Arts Club since '83.

With long-time NAC prez Aldon James on "vacation," board members are carting junk out from rooms and assessing its art.

At an emergency board meeting Monday night, the National Arts Club gave Aldon James a "well earned vacation."