Clayton Guse
Editor at WNYC (New York, NY)
Editor at Gothamist
Editor @wnyc + @gothamist // prev: @nydailynews. It's pronounced GOOZ-uh, damn it. Send me cool maps. [email protected]
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1 week ago |
gothamist.com | Clayton Guse |Stephen Nessen
This column originally appeared in On The Way, a weekly newsletter covering everything you need to know about NYC-area transportation. Sign up to get the full version, which includes answers to reader questions, trivia, service changes and more, in your inbox every Thursday.
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1 week ago |
gothamist.com | Clayton Guse
This column originally appeared in On The Way, a weekly newsletter covering everything you need to know about NYC-area transportation. Sign up to get the full version, which includes answers to reader questions, trivia, service changes and more, in your inbox every Thursday. The most expensive railroad ever planned for New York is on track to be a mere “resiliency project” that doesn’t expand service.
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1 month ago |
gothamist.com | Clayton Guse
This column originally appeared in On The Way, a weekly newsletter covering everything you need to know about NYC-area transportation. Sign up to get the full version, which includes answers to reader questions, trivia, service changes and more, in your inbox every Thursday. New York City’s population is once again growing after residents left in droves during the pandemic. The city keeps setting records for total jobs.
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Jan 12, 2025 |
gothamist.com | Clayton Guse
A group of New York Republicans left a meeting at Mar-a-Lago with President-elect Donald Trump on Saturday, promising to revoke the MTA's congestion pricing tolls. But they were short on details as to how they'll actually nix the new fees. The trip to Florida, attended by a posse of local lawmakers including Reps.
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Dec 24, 2024 |
gothamist.com | Clayton Guse |Samantha Max
State Assembly and Senate leaders rejected the MTA’s $65.4 billion plan to restore and upgrade New York’s mass transit system Tuesday, marking a major setback for an initiative that transit officials say is key to preventing subway, bus and commuter railroad service from falling into disrepair. State Senate Majority Leader Andrea Stewart-Cousins and Assembly Speaker Carl Heastie sent MTA Chair Janno Lieber a letter notifying him the plan was rejected.
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Patel's book specifically alleges the federal justice system was misused to: -Probe Trump's Russia ties through the Mueller report -Investigate Trump's efforts to overturn the 2020 election Does Adams actually think those efforts were nefarious? Has he actually read the book?
.@NYCMayor challenges @winsjuliet to finish Kash Patel's book about the so-called "deep state" called "Government Gangsters" and tell him what is not factual in the book. He said the book showed him how we "politicize and weaponize our criminal justice apparatus." https://t.co/Bq7VXMpN1O
The US DOT's "rapid response" account took all of 17 hours to respond to this one.
This is a complete lie by the elitist New York liberal media, whose rich buddies love the idea of pricing poor people out of the city. The truth is simple agreements on judicial timelines have no bearing on the underlying merits of our case or our position. Here are the
I'd imagine the disparity is even greater if you were to compare the number of reporters covering NYC government to the number of flacks working for city and state offices/agencies.
The disparity has grown even further. New federal data shows that the United States now has: • 41,550 journalists • 280,590 public relations specialists For every reporter, there are now about seven PR people. (data via U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics)
