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1 week ago |
nyc.streetsblog.org | David Meyer
The city's car-free open streets are funded for just one more year under Mayor Adams's proposed budget — but the current front-runner in the race to succeed him won't commit to the program. City Hall last week announced $2.1 million in Fiscal Year 2026 funding for open streets, which Department of Transportation officials said "fully replaces" expiring federal pandemic funds that helped support the program until now.
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1 week ago |
nyc.streetsblog.org | David Meyer
NYPD's criminalization of several common cycling violations has attracted plenty of haters after Streetsblog's reporting exposed the new policy on Friday. One woman told our reporter Kevin Duggan she'd received a ticket when she hadn't even broken the law. The New York Civil Liberties Union warned that the new policy would "amplify" racially targeted policing against immigrants.
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2 weeks ago |
nyc.streetsblog.org | David Meyer
Trump Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy's anti-congestion pricing spiel may have met its match in Curt Menefee, the longtime host of "Fox NFL Sunday" and co-host of FOX 5 New York's daily "Good Day New York" program. Duffy, a former "Real World" and Fox News star, was on his old network and its local affiliate on Tuesday to celebrate Trump's 100th day in office and continue his campaign against congestion pricing.
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3 weeks ago |
nyc.streetsblog.org | David Meyer
It was all freight all the time in New York City for Earth Day on Tuesday — with no less than two major announcements celebrating efforts to get freight out of big trucks that pollute and make our streets more susceptible to road violence. Streetsblog reporters spent the morning on the Upper West Side with Transportation Commissioner Ydanis Rodriguez and in the South Bronx with the quasi-private city Economic Development Corporation.
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3 weeks ago |
nyc.streetsblog.org | David Meyer
Eric Adams may not be mayor for long, but there's still a lot he could be doing or not doing in the last year of his term. Enter newly installed First Deputy Mayor Randy Mastro, who appears to be Hizzoner's latest consigliere from the "not doing" side of his administration.
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This entire discourse on all sides is totally divorced from reality. In NYC it was progressives who uneqiovocally backed "City of Yes" zoning reform. Moderate liberals had to be dragged over the finish line, and even then many joined w/ conservatives to vote against the reforms.
I hope this is true and we’ll start seeing progressive organizations and elected officials pushing for zoning reform!
