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    • Joe Lhota Isn't Closing the Gap on Bill de Blasio (NYTNews)
    • Looks Like Bill Bratton Would Take the Police Commissioner Job If de Blasio Asks (News)
    • Brooklyn DA Hynes Lost the Dem Primary, So He'll Run as a Republican (PostNYT)
    • Will 125th Street Select Bus Service Make a Comeback? (CapNY)
    • Nostrand/Rogers SBS Set to Start Service Next Month (NY1)
    • MTA May Buy Articulated Subway Trains -- in a Decade or So (2nd Ave Sagas)
    • NYPD Has Seized 1,440 Dirt Bikes, Quads, and Illegal Motorcycles This Year (Gothamist)
    • To Make Rego Park Mall Mixed-Use, Developer Also Has to Add a Bunch of Parking (QChron)
    • Mysterious Whisper Campaign About Cuts to the Q101 Bus Not True, Says MTA (QChron)
    • Who Needs a Bridge When You've Got a Bike Boat? (WNYC, Gothamist)

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