Today’s Headlines

8:59 AM EST on January 2, 2013

Quinn and Kelly Sources Say She Would Keep Him at NYPD (Post)
Nothing But a Traffic Ticket for Truck Driver Who Killed 11-Year-Old Boy in Queens (Gothamist)
Bay Ridge Drunk Driver Intentionally Hits Four Outside Nightclub, Injuring One Critically (News)
Red Light Camera Tickets and Parking Summonses Down in 2012 (Post)
MTA Still Opposed to Platform Screen Doors, But Evaluating Them After Recent Deaths (TransNat)
MTA Unveils Real-Time Subway App; Lhota: "Subway Time" for All Lines in 3 Years (WSJ 1, 2, CapNY)
It's Official: Lhota's Resignation Took Effect Yesterday; Ferrer Is Acting MTA Chair (NY1)
Will Candidate Lhota Be Guiliani 2.0, or Something Else? (NYT)
Climate Change: S.I. Wheel to Be Raised Two Feet; 2,200 Parking Spaces Still Planned (Advance)
In Year-End Letters Wrap-up, Daily News Highlights Reader Advocating Violence Against Cyclists

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