Today’s Headlines
- Livery Driver Kills Boy, 12, in Harlem (NYT, WNBC); News, Post, DNA Say He "Darted" Into Street
- Teenager Critically Injured by Driver Outside James Madison HS in Bklyn (WNBC, WPIX, News)
- De Blasio Adds $241 Million to Road Resurfacing Budget, Above City Council Ask (Advance, WCBS)
- Daily News Blasts de Blasio, Says Cuomo Has Bigger Responsibility to Fund MTA Capital Plan
- Driver Who Killed 9-Year-Old Lucian Merryweather Avoids Jail in Manslaughter Plea (Post)
- Officials Worry About Cross-Hudson Capacity Crunch (WSJ)
- Residents Say Bailey Avenue in Kingsbridge Needs Traffic Calming (Norwood News)
- Joe Borelli Stumps for Right-on-Red, Fewer Car Inspections, Direct Driver Subsidies (Advance)
- Find Out Which Streets on Staten Island Have Speed Limits Above 25 MPH (Advance)
- City Council Members Ask for Ferry Service to Duplicate the Route of the 1 Train (WNBC)
- It's Official: Former Daily News Reporter Pete Donohue Now on TWU Payroll (Capital, TWU)
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