Pothole Politics Can't Come Soon Enough to the Hellscape That Is Brooklyn's Broadway
"These are not potholes, they're craters."
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"These are not potholes, they're craters."
"It's like one guy who doesn't like this stuff, and unfortunately that one guy is the most powerful guy in the State Assembly."
"This decision means that police have been stopping and ticketing cyclists who've been 100 percent lawfully complying with the leading pedestrian interval law."
We couldn't help but wonder... would Mayor Mamdani come through for outdoor dining?
Transportation Commissioner Mike Flynn said he was "confident" he'd do better than the Adams-era DOT, but that's not saying much.
Feed the meter, save the city, get the girl (who loves riding the subway).
“The mayor could make that decision today. It doesn’t cost anything."
Restaurants would get just 29 days to operate all year—though the Mamdani administration is promising to find a solution.
Why are riders paying for a bike fleet that’s largely encrusted in ice?
At a press conference Monday, the mayor and governor avoided the central question that will define their relationship.