Last month the Brooklyn Paper asked around for some person-on-the-street perspectives about how to fund our transit system, and look what they found. Talk to Brooklynites who aren't ensconced in their cars, and you get some pretty consistent answers: No one thought drivers should get a free pass.
So when state reps dismiss bridge tolls out of hand, do you think they pause at all to consider who they're speaking for?
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The City Council will vote on Monday the "Instacart loophole" and force all app companies to pay workers a minimum wage.
Mayor Adams will have “blood on his hands” for his decision to rip up three blocks of the popular protected bike lane.
That Fourth of July lasts longer for some than others. Plus more news.
The mayor's move to rip up the bike lane did not require advanced notification, Judge Carolyn Walker-Diallo ruled.
Adrienne Adams is sitting on a landmark daylighting bill that could make every intersection safer for pedestrians.
