Clayton Guse

Andy Byford is returning to New York to oversee the reconstruction of Penn Station. It puts him on a collision course with his old nemesis MTA Chair Janno Lieber, who was booted off the Penn project by the feds last month. https://t.co/DsVcdgCKDC

Did the NJ Transit strike mess up your commute? Don't worry, you can always pay Amtrak $70 for a 17-minute ride. https://t.co/3divrA6rjL

'Like old phone systems': Newark Airport chaos is decades in the making, experts say via @ramseykhalifeh https://t.co/xcFhPEmOIo

Should Randalls Island have an aspostrophe? There is very little consistence on this matter. Please chime in below.

As of this weekend, all NYC sunsets until mid-August will be AFTER 8 p.m. @ramseykhalifeh reported on the vibe https://t.co/T7Yf54lB1x

Big day for Leos from Chicago (I am a Leo from Chicago)

WHOOPS! https://t.co/VtciuAbbpI

If a city reporter gave this kind of lackluster effort on a doorknock their editor would rightfully tear them to pieces.

Whitney Tilson @WhitneyTilson

What doors should I knock on next? #whitneyformayor #whitneyformayor2025 #nyc #canvassing https://t.co/NIQVpxmtp7

RT @Gothamist: Trump Station? Feds take control of Penn Station rebuild, kick MTA off the project https://t.co/AOhPJ851NN

Amtrak and NJ Transit issued a report TWO DAYS AGO saying they fixed infrastrucutre responsible for chronic delays in and out of Penn. https://t.co/LThQP0YeFJ

NJ TRANSIT @NJTRANSIT

Due to a disabled Amtrak train in one of the Hudson River Tunnels, NJ TRANSIT rail service is subject to up to 20-minute delays into and out of Penn Station New York.

Mama Mia! Disgrazia!

Josie Stratman @JosieStratman

Now Adams is wearing a new version of this shirt, reading, “in Dio confidiamo” which is “in God we trust” in Italian. Adams says it’s Spanish and in to honor the victims of the Dominican club roof collapse. https://t.co/zKrnWIQre0

Adams' corp counsel wrote in court filings NYC “has a direct and substantial interest in” congestion pricing — and argues Trump’s effort to shut it down “undermines the rule of law itself.” It's a rare rebuke of Trump by the mayor's team. w/ @s_nessen https://t.co/YVi27zZJxK

I too have spent 10 hours watching The Brutalist. Glad to see this kind of visibility from other tastemakers. https://t.co/m1WEiCQzfv

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?

Ethan Stark-Miller @Estarkmiller

.@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.

USDOT Rapid Response @USDOTRapid

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.

Mike Baker @ByMikeBaker

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)

RT @JCColtin: (D-TX) 🤨 https://t.co/xX64ivtdUO