Skip to Content
Streetsblog New York City home
Streetsblog New York City home
Log In
    • Developing: Eight Hurt in Two-Car Curb-Jump Crash in East Village (DNANBC, ABC, FoxGothamist)
    • With Golden and Gantt Apparently on Board, Watered-Down Speed Cam Bill Expected to Pass (NY1)
    • De Blasio Transpo Platform Calls for Doubling Cycling, Expanding Bike-Share, Adding Bus Routes (NYT)
    • TransNat Estimates Big Drop in Number of Offline Citi Bike Stations
    • Department of Labor Investigating Alta Employee Complaints in DC (TransNat)
    • Sean Sweeney Will Try to Sue the Bike-Share Station Off Petrosino Square (Post)
    • Minor LIRR Derailment Disrupts Train Travel From New Jersey to Massachusetts (NYT)
    • Quinn to Call Hearing as ME Driver Suspended for Loading Hit-and-Run Victim With Trash (PostPIX)
    • Behold the Nuttiness Surrounding CB 10's Vote Against Fourth Avenue Safety: Bklyn Paper, News
    • DOT Proposes Daylighting, Bus Stop Shift at Deadly Forest Hills Intersection (DNA)
    • New York Is Failing Miserably at Keeping Recidivist Drunk Drivers Off the Roads (Advance)

More headlines at Streetsblog Capitol Hill

Stay in touch

Sign up for our free newsletter

More from Streetsblog New York City

NYPD’s Push To Criminalize Cycling Spells Trouble For Immigrant Workers

Safety for the community? Great. But aren't delivery workers part of the community, too?

May 9, 2025

Friday’s Headlines: Habemus Knicksum Edition

It was a big day yesterday, but we're not on the sports or the religion desk, so let's get to our news.

May 9, 2025

Friday Video: Who Ruined Outdoor Dining?

We sent our own video team to find out.

May 9, 2025

Decision 2025: Mayoral Hopefuls Discuss E-Bikes … With Joy and Concern

E-bikes are a vital tool for delivery workers and for people seeking to reduce their use of private cars. What would you do to both expand e-bike use and make streets safer? And the answers are...

Live from Albany: Hochul’s ‘Safety’ Measures Stripped from Budget

Lawmakers dropped three initiatives that Gov. Hochul said would have made roadways safer (though, as we'll see, that's very much in question). Let's review them.

May 9, 2025
See all posts