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Watchdog: Average MTA Board Member Earns 10x More than Average Rider
It's kind of mind-blowing to think that 89 percent of MTA customers live in the city, but only 41 percent of the MTA board does. And the average MTA board member salary is 10 times that of the average customer. Out of touch? More like out of orbit.
May 1, 2019
Tuesday’s Headlines: Is the Daily News Suffering from Premature Congratulation?
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.
April 30, 2019
Paying Uber and Lyft Drivers More Benefits Everyone
The minimum wage law for cabbies seems to be having the desired effect already.
April 29, 2019
Monday’s Headlines: L-Pocalypse Now Nah Edition
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)!
April 29, 2019
Friday’s Headlines: The Auto Show is the Absolute Worst Edition
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!)
April 26, 2019
Thursday’s Headlines: School Zone Parking Soapbox Edition
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.
April 25, 2019
Tuesday’s Headlines: Staten Island is NYC’s Bike Capital Edition
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.
April 23, 2019
NYPD Intimidates and Cracks Down on Cyclists For No Good Reason
Dozens of armed cops swarmed two Manhattan parks on Saturday to harass kids on bikes and kick them out of the public spaces — the latest display of aggressive enforcement against cyclists in what Mayor de Blasio calls “America's fairest city.”
April 22, 2019
Syracuse Will Tear Down I-81 Highway to Create Street Grid
New York State says it will tear down an elevated highway in Syracuse and replace it with a walkable street grid.
April 22, 2019
Monday’s Headlines: He The Subway Fare is Risen Edition
Get all of the weekend's news in one handy place. Just click on the headline above for the full news roundup.
April 22, 2019
