Recent Streetsblog NYC posts about StreetsPAC

Decision 2020: A Good Night, But Not a Great One, for Livable Streets

By Steven Vago | Jun 24, 2020 | No Comments

Friends the livable streets movement fared extremely well — and an unrepentant homophobe was soundly defeated — in Tuesday's primary election balloting across the city.

The six challengers who got StreetsPAC's endorsement are (clockwise from top left): Katherine Walsh, Amanda Septimo, Jessica Gonzalez-Rojas, Rajiv Gowda, Emily Gallagher and Mary Jobaida.

StreetsPAC Endorses Six Challengers in June 23 Primary

By Eve Kessler | Jun 12, 2020 | No Comments

Sets sights on unseating Savino, DenDekker, Nolan, Lentol, Ortiz and Arroyo in local races.

Would-be Queens borough president Costa Constantinides. Photo: Gersh Kuntzman

StreetsPAC: Vote Costa Constantinides for Queens Borough President

By Streetsblog | Mar 9, 2020 | No Comments

Council Member Costa Constantinides is the "best choice [on] safer streets and better public transportation," according to StreetsPAC's endorsement of the Astoria lawmaker in the March 24 special election.

The current "shared path" is too narrow, too steep and doesn't really keep pedestrians and cyclists apart — which was the whole point of diverting cyclists from the Hudson River Greenway between 72nd and 83rd streets. Photo: Streetsblog

Advocates Renew Urgent Call for Riverside Park Bike Bypass Fix

By Julianne Cuba | Nov 15, 2019 | No Comments

The Parks Department's detour is a dangerous and hastily conceived fix that's not working.

The Trump circus came to town on Sept. 25, in the form of self-styled climate activist John DeLiva Halpern getting up on a chair and yelling, "You want to clown around with me?" Photo Jake Offenhartz via Twitter

Op-Ed: The Latest Bikelash Has An Odious, Trumpist Feel

By Eric McClure | Oct 21, 2019 | No Comments

The lunatic fringe is pushing a truly "fake news" message that cars are virtuous and bikes are dangerous.

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Corey Johnson for Mayor: Will He ‘Break’ or Merely ‘Bend’ the Car Culture?

By Streetsblog | Oct 14, 2019 | No Comments

If politicians truly "campaign in poetry, but govern in prose," the Council speaker has shifted from iambic pentameter a bit early.

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