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    • Motorist Who Failed to Yield Kills Baby Girl in Queens (DNAAMNY, NY1, News)
    • Truck Driver Dismembers and Kills Woman in the Bronx; NYPD Blames Victim (DNANews)
    • School Bus Driver Hits 8-Year-Old on Rockaway Avenue; No Charges (Post)
    • NYPD Confiscates E-Bikes From Delivery Workers and Calls It "Vision Zero" (AMNY)
    • Related: Meet the Scofflaw Sociopaths Police and Ben Kallos Have It in For (Voice)
    • Census Data Show Population Increases in All Five Boroughs (Post)
    • Christie Defends Cuomo's Port Authority Inspector General Scheme (Politico)
    • How ARC-Killer Christie's Karma Came Back to Bite the Region (MTR)
    • Why Isn't Big Business Calling for More Investment in the MTA? (MTR)
    • Bklyner Would Have You Believe Prospect Park Existed Long Before the Automobile

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