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)
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Labor Gains: Judge Tosses App Giants’ Suit to Stop Deliverista Minimum Wage
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Fed Up Bronxites Tell Mayor To Forget About Bus Ride Invitation After Fordham Road ‘Betrayal’
"I really would think that our mayor would be a little bit more active and speak with us, because he hasn't really made any time with riders. We're not the enemy. We just want better bus service."
City Pays $150K to Settle Suit Over Cops Who Harassed Man Who Reported Police Parking Misconduct
Justin Sherwood and his lawyer will pocket $152,000 to settle his federal civil rights suit against the city and several officers who harassed him following his 311 calls.
Police Brass Gets Booed During E-Vehicle Safety Alliance Meeting for Applauding Deliveristas
Attendees of the E-Vehicle Safety Alliance's latest meeting castigated a Transportation Bureau deputy inspector for saying that delivery workers are responsive to safety issues.
