- MTA Wants Equity in Hudson Yards Development (Curbed)
- Transit Tech Woes Continue: Bus Arrival Signs on Hold (Second Ave Sagas)
- Anti-Pricing Commission Member Too Busy to Vote (Daily Politics)
- City Receives "Bike Friendly" Award (AMNY)
- Clinton Fans Hold Car Rally in Upper Manhattan (City Room)
- Riverdale Ferry Won't Work, Says Boater (R'dale Press)
- Queens Neighbors Split Over Parking Lot Dispute (News)
- Speed Hump Controversy in Prospect Lefferts Gardens (Hawthorne St)
- NYPD Confiscating DKNY Ghost Bike Clones (BikeBlog)
- Driver Jokes About Killing Cyclist, Gets 10+ Years (CNN)
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