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By Brad Aaron

8:53 AM EST on December 15, 2017

Golden Paid $750K to Estate of Woman He Fatally Injured With His SUV (News)
Cuomo and Christie Reach Gateway Deal, For What It’s Worth (Politico)
Christie’s Parting Gift to Transit Commuters: A Proposed Fare Hike (Politico)
Nobody Likes the DOT L Train Plan (NYT, Voice, News, Post, AMNY, Bklyn Paper)
MTA Board Talks Value Capture, and Jim Dwyer Is Into It (NYT)
Proposed NYPD Transparency Rules Would Not Cover Traffic Stops (News)
County Bosses Resume Rightful Spots as Council Speaker Kingmakers (Politico)
Cuomo’s Miracle on the Hudson Really Just a Highway Bridge (LoHud)
Daily News Reporter Arrested on a Slew of Driving-Related Charges (Post)
Advance: Sentient Sedan Strikes Senior Outside School, Remains on Scene
But Was the Tunnel Wearing Hi-Viz? (Post)

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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.

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