Feds Start to Break the Congestion Pricing Logjam
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The Federal Highway Administration told Law360 that the agency "is making New York's congestion pricing plan a priority," the outlet reported.
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Tuesday’s Headlines: Subway Shutdown Edition
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The big story yesterday really was a tiny little story: Starting next Monday, instead of being shut down for four hours early every morning, the subway will only be shut down for two hours early every morning. Plus all the other news.
Little Steps: Two More Hours of Overnight Subway Service To Return Next Week!
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The four-hour nightly closures put in place May 6 will be rolled back to a two-hour closure next week.
Monday’s Headlines: Crime and Crime Again Edition
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In the meantime, the big story over the weekend was crime, thanks to the homicidal efforts of a mentally ill man. But everyone but the Times got the story wrong. That, plus the other news from the weekend.
Nice Try, Congress, But Transit Needs Another $10B: Advocates
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A House of Representatives committee moved ahead to allocate $30 billion for America's beleaguered transit systems, but it still won't be enough to keep millions of riders and hundreds of thousands of workers safe from drastic cuts, transit agencies and advocates said.
Mayoral Candidates Invite Feud With Cuomo By Demanding More City Power on MTA Board
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