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These include operators untrained in using their wheelchair equipment, or a lack of enforcement against cars blocking bus stops, which prevent drivers from being able pull up to the curb…

ByJeanmarie Evelly 14 minRead time

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Jun 2018

Economy

MTA Board Approves New SI Bus Routes, Talks Construction Contracts and Worker Assaults

The MTA board voted Wednesday to approve a redesign of Staten Island’s express bus network, discussed how to better manage its large construction projects and ways to prevent assaults on…

ByJeanmarie Evelly 5 minRead time

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Jun 2018

Who’s Funding Former IDC Members and their Primary Challengers?

Seven of the former Independent Democratic Conference members face primary challenges, but nearly all the incumbents enjoy heavy financial advantages.

ByJeanmarie Evelly 26 minRead time

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Jun 2018

Justice

New York’s Drop in Gun Violence a ‘Miracle,’ But Threats Persist, Experts Say

While much of today’s public discourse on guns is focused on school shootings, advocates say there’s still plenty of work to be done when it comes to urban gun violence…

ByJeanmarie Evelly 10 minRead time

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Jun 2018

Economy Government In Depth Investigations

City Residents Riding Commuter Rail Pay More Per Mile than Suburbanites

This existing fare structure leaves many New York City residents who live in areas served by LIRR and Metro North lines unlikely to use the systems.

ByJeanmarie Evelly 15 minRead time

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May 2018

CLARIFY

Apply Now: City Limits’ Summer 2018 Reporting Internship for NYC High School Students

City Limits is currently accepting applications for its CLARIFY (City Limits Accountability Reporting Initiative for Youth) internship program for the summer of 2018.

ByJeanmarie Evelly 1 minRead time

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May 2018

Uncategorized

MTA’s Bus Overhaul Could be Lifeline for Healthcare Workers, Who Face City’s Longest Commutes

The MTA’s Bus Action Plan may benefit healthcare workers, who have the city’s longest commutes and rely heavily on the bus network.

ByJeanmarie Evelly 10 minRead time

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Apr 2018

News

New MTA Plan Proposes ‘Top-to-Bottom Transformation’ of City’s Sluggish Bus System

The MTA and NYC Transit unveiled their Bus Action Plan on Monday, an effort to transform the city’s bus network and address declining ridership numbers.

ByJeanmarie Evelly 4 minRead time

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Apr 2018

Government

Looming State Elections Met With Apathy by Many New Yorkers

Some New Yorkers are indifferent about the upcoming election this fall, saying they either don’t know who the candidates are or don’t follow local politics enough to care.

ByJeanmarie Evelly 3 minRead time

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Apr 2018

Government

A Mere Handful of Voters Likely to Decide Who Represents 125,000 Bronxites in Albany

Special elections are bound to draw relatively few voters because they occur in isolation and at odd times of year, but the mechanics of New York State’s special elections are…

ByRolando Cruz

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ByJarrett Murphy 8 minRead time

Jeanmarie Evelly

City Buses Are Wheelchair-Accessible, But Disabled Riders Still Face Obstacles

MTA Board Approves New SI Bus Routes, Talks Construction Contracts and Worker Assaults

Who’s Funding Former IDC Members and their Primary Challengers?

New York’s Drop in Gun Violence a ‘Miracle,’ But Threats Persist, Experts Say

City Residents Riding Commuter Rail Pay More Per Mile than Suburbanites

Apply Now: City Limits’ Summer 2018 Reporting Internship for NYC High School Students

MTA’s Bus Overhaul Could be Lifeline for Healthcare Workers, Who Face City’s Longest Commutes

New MTA Plan Proposes ‘Top-to-Bottom Transformation’ of City’s Sluggish Bus System

Looming State Elections Met With Apathy by Many New Yorkers

A Mere Handful of Voters Likely to Decide Who Represents 125,000 Bronxites in Albany

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