Today's Headlines

Today’s Headlines

Looks Like the Port Authority Is in Total Disarray Right Now (Politico 1, 2; Crain's)
De Blasio Will Raise NYC Budget by $1.3B (NYT, Politico); Fixing Deadly Streets Not a Priority
UWS Cyclist Jing Yin Jiang Was Killed by Semi Truck Driver (DNA); News Blames Victim
More on Yesterday's Traffic Violence Spree (Gothamist, AMNY, DNA, Post, NBC, NY1)
Daily News Editorial Board Wrote a Few Words About Hit-and-Run Deaths
Advance Wonders If Vision Zero Ticket Blitzes Cause More Traffic Violations
Nice Write-Up on Frank's Bike Shop, a 40-Year Fixture on the LES (NYT)
Queens Rep and Transit-Backer Joe Crowley Won't Challenge Pelosi for Leader (QNS)
New York Times Columnist: Why, Trump Could Be the Next FDR!
Thanks Trump (AMNY, CBS, Politico, Gothamist, WNYC, Bklyn Paper)

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By Brad Aaron

8:45 AM EST on November 18, 2016

Looks Like the Port Authority Is in Total Disarray Right Now (Politico 1, 2; Crain’s)
De Blasio Will Raise NYC Budget by $1.3B (NYT, Politico); Fixing Deadly Streets Not a Priority
UWS Cyclist Jing Yin Jiang Was Killed by Semi Truck Driver (DNA); News Blames Victim
More on Yesterday’s Traffic Violence Spree (Gothamist, AMNY, DNA, Post, NBC, NY1)
Daily News Editorial Board Wrote a Few Words About Hit-and-Run Deaths
Advance Wonders If Vision Zero Ticket Blitzes Cause More Traffic Violations
Nice Write-Up on Frank’s Bike Shop, a 40-Year Fixture on the LES (NYT)
Queens Rep and Transit-Backer Joe Crowley Won’t Challenge Pelosi for Leader (QNS)
New York Times Columnist: Why, Trump Could Be the Next FDR!
Thanks Trump (AMNY, CBS, Politico, Gothamist, WNYC, Bklyn Paper)

More headlines at Streetsblog USA

Brad Aaron

Brad Aaron began writing for Streetsblog in 2007, after years as a reporter, editor, and publisher in the alternative weekly business. Brad adopted New York's dysfunctional traffic justice system as his primary beat for Streetsblog. He lives in Manhattan.

Today's Headlines

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