Today’s Headlines
- MTA Labor Talks Break Down, Samuelsen Accuses MTA of Negotiating in Press (News, WSJ)
- Laurence Renard's Husband Files Wrongful Death Suit Over UES Crash (Post)
- Jackson Heights Merchants to Hold Rally Against 37th Road Pedestrian Plaza (News)
- Hastings-On-Hudson Joins Call for Tappan Zee Transit (NYLCV)
- News: City Council Needs "The Guts to Tell The Guilty Drivers to Suck It Up" -- And The Post Agrees
- Bus Service Restored in Bronx's Country Club Neighborhood, No Cost to MTA (News)
- Instead of Planning 13th Birthday, Dashane Santana's Family Raising Money For Funeral (DNAinfo)
- Many Excited About Cuomo Infrastructure Spending, But Still No Funding Plan (LoHud)
- Staten Island Drunk Driver Pleads Guilty to Vehicular Homicide (Post)
- Chris Ward Heads to Private Sector, Will Be Bidding on Tappan Zee (Observer)
- Tri-State Sits Down For Interview With Connecticut DOT Commish Jim Redeker (MTR)
- Money Flows to Politicians on Both Sides of Borough Taxi Fight (Post)
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