Today's action will be at City Hall, where Transportation Alternatives and Families for Safe Streets will demand more focus from Mayor de Blasio on his signature issue, Vision Zero. Road fatalities are up 30 percent this year over last, and everyone (well, Streetsblog and amNY, at least) is asking why. Click the headline above for the full news digest.

The former Council Member, and frequent Streetsblog commenter, died on Sunday at age 62. Click the headline above for our entire news digest.

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Tonight's going to be a great night as "War on Cars" co-host Sarah Goodyear's band plays on the Lower East Side. And last night was fun, too, as street safety advocates partied in Soho. Click the headline above for all the day's news and party photos.

Some days, you gotta love the inbox: "On Wednesday, Mayor de Blasio will deliver remarks at a street renaming ceremony in honor of the 50th anniversary of Sesame Street. ... There will be no Q-and-A." No Q-and-A? At the Sesame Street street renaming?! Click the headline above for our full news digest.

New York's Hometown Paper declared twice on Monday that the L-train repairs are an unqualified success. Click on the headline above to get the day's news and the breakfast links you love.

So how bad were the L-train repairs this weekend? Depends on who you read. So click the headline above and get the full weekend news digest — starring Andy Byford himself (left)!

We spent yesterday at the annual auto show at the Javits Center, which is why we were in such a bad mood yesterday. Click the headline above for our full digest of the day's news (and pictures!)

It was a busy day, with lots of very positive street-safety news, thanks to Mayor de Blasio, but that doesn't mean we won't quibble a bit! Click on the headline above to get our full news digest.

What a day for cyclists in Staten Island, with the DOT announcing borough-wide bike share coming later this year. Now, how about some protected bike lanes, Mr. Mayor? Click the headline above for this and the rest of the day's news.