- Car Hits, Kills Elderly Queens Man as He Crosses the Street (Post)
- Today Is Primary Day in New York City (City Room)
- Silver Pulling Out All the Stops to Fend Off Paul Newell (Politicker, Post)
- MTA Brings Back Double-Decker Bus For a Test Run (NYT, Post, NY1, Urbanite)
- DOT Reopens DUMBO's Manhattan Bridge Archway as Public Plaza (Metro, Gothamist)
- Reliable Q Train Luring People Deeper Into Brooklyn (TRE)
- Last Chance for Annual Father-Son Stickball Game in East Harlem? (City Room)
- MTR Steps Up Campaign to Support Second Jersey-NYC Rail Tunnel
- Chicago Transit Authority Facing Higher Ridership and Budget Shortfalls (Trib)
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