Today’s Headlines
- Tish James Defeats Dan Squadron in Public Advocate Runoff (NYT)
- NYPD Missing in Action When It Comes to Mass Rides of Motor Bikes (Post)
- Two Men Involved in Sunday's Motor Bike Chase and Attack Turn Themselves In (NYT, WPIX)
- Lhota Tells CapNY to Look at Transit-Focused Part of His Platform, Like Subway Expansion
- TA: Pulaski Bridge Bike Lane Could Go Before Community Boards This Fall (Brownstoner Queens)
- MTA Says 370 Bus Drivers Cited for Cell Phones, Red Light Running and More (WPIX)
- Sidewalk Crash Victim Sian Green Appears on Dr. Oz Show, Returns to the UK (News)
- MTA Board Will Offer Refund for New Haven Line Riders Affected by Power Failure (2nd Avenue Sagas)
- Staten Island Wheel Mega-Development Heads to City Council Subcommittee (Advance)
- Meet Savona Bailey-McClain, Harlem Bike Advocate (Momentum)
- Tappan Zee Cited as Warning Example for West Coast Highway Boondoggle (Willamette Week)
More headlines at Streetsblog Capitol Hill
Stay in touch
Sign up for our free newsletter
More from Streetsblog New York City
SEE IT: Cops Nearly Kill Teen on Moped on Brooklyn Greenway
The NYPD has a history of officers recklessly using their vehicles in chases. On Wednesday, its officers almost killed a moped rider.
Bus Advocates Target Anti-Busway ‘Hypocrites’ at Bronx Zoo and Botanical Garden
A petition drive by Bronx bus riders calls out the institutions for boosting transit on their websites, but then trying to undermine it in the real world.
‘Duped’: A Harlem 20-Something Blows the Whistle on an Illegal Temporary License Plate Business
Kareem found out the hard way that his Craigslist gig delivering temp tags was illegal. Now he's exposing the operation that employed him, revealing clues about his anonymous bosses that all trace back to the same place.
Day 3: These Hunger Strikers aren’t Paid Lobbyists — But Albany Can’t Tell the Difference
ALBANY — “They are putting every barrier in our way to not have to face us directly and look us in the eye and then make an unconscionable decision. This is Albany at its worst,” said Amy Cohen.
