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O. Aldon James lost his presidency of the National Arts Club in June after 25 years. Now, he's losing his cheap apartment there.

The news delighted protesters, and sparked impromptu marches that were flanked by police in full riot gear.

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

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

Faye Dunaway sent an attorney, Elizabeth Shollenberger, to housing court Thursday on her behalf in the case of a rent-stabilized apartment at 314 E. 78th St.

Claudio the Barber's 60-year stay in East Harlem has been extended for six more months, but his future beyond that is uncertain.

Boomerang Toys is fighting eviction from its World Financial Center space, which is slated to happen at the end of September.

After 39 years on West 80th Street and Broadway, H&H Bagels was evicted on Wednesday.

The Turtle Bay complex reportedly wants to evict a woman for keeping too much stuff in her studio apartment.

The state's appeals court ruled the city was right when it evicted Citarella from the former Taystee Bakery site.

The Under St. Mark's Theater is facing an uncertain future after its landlord announced a plan to sell the building.

A sub letter says her brokers locked her out of her apartment, put her possessions in storage and got her fired from her job.

The developer behind the so-called Ground Zero Mosque is accused of owing $39,000 in back rent.

A housing court recently requested that the landlord provide documents exhibiting "economic infeasibility" as a reason not to repair the damaged building.