the worst cabinet pick SO FAR

Hey NYPD 1st Precinct, why do you keep closing my New York City 311 reports for this BMW with fake Georgia temp tags saying the vehicle is gone when I can still see it outside and it's parked there every day?

It's always about bathrooms.

If the goal is to "remove as many cars as possible from the terminal frontages during peak construction," just make the damn AirTrain free end-to-end and charge cars for entry to the airport roadways. This is not rocket science.

Mexican President Sheinbaum fires back at Trump in a statement: "Seventy percent of the illegal weapons seized from criminals in Mexico come from your country. We do not produce these weapons, nor do we consume synthetic drugs. Tragically, it is in our country that lives are lost

I regret to inform you that *New Jersey* managed to make year-round outdoor dining permanent while NYC did not.

man fuck you fresnobee.com/opinion/editor…

lmfao

New York City is great today because a century ago, visionaries had the foresight to build infrastructure to what was then farmland in Queens. We need leaders like that now to build projects like the IBX, Utica Ave. Subway, and N/W extension to LGA.

imagine if our elected officials had this kind of consideration

After 50+ years, congestion pricing is finally active in New York City. We did it!

Streetsblog's Gersh Kuntzman was there as the congestion pricing cameras turned on at 12:00:01 a.m. and interviewed the FIRST driver to pay the toll. WCBS Assignment Desk's Marcia Kramer should take note of what this driver had to say:

They say the Green New Deal is expensive. Compared to what???

Swarms of people come out of New York City’s subways every day. The subway carries 3.6 million people a day and buses carry another 1.4 million. There are only ~100K daily drivers into Manhattan. Cars are giant, expensive space hogs.

Can we get outdoor dining back now

After 12 days of decongestion pricing, NYC saw a 51% drop in people getting hurt from car crashes. But full disclosure, there was a 10,000% spike in hurt feelings on social media. 😢

“what if we built a subway but reduced the capacity from 2,000 people per vehicle to 4”

Musk called DOGE “maximally transparent,” but it has refused to release info about its spending and operations — including the names of its employees. ProPublica has identified 46 of them, including 12 new names we are adding to the list today. propublica.org/article/doge-t…