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‘With more of these facts now plainly out in the open, how is it possible that New York City’s government and elected officials continue giving Uber and Lyft a free…

ByDavid Beier 10Comments

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Feb 2018

NYCHA Podcasts

Max & Murphy: Mayor De Blasio’s Trip To Albany

It’s an annual rite of mid-winter: The mayor of New York City travels to the state capitol to give his take on the governor’s proposed budget, and state legislators pelt…

ByJarrett Murphy 0Comments

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Jan 2018

Podcasts

Max & Murphy: MoveNY’s Alex Matthiessen on the Politics of Congestion Pricing

The chief strategist behind the eight-year effort to get congestion pricing back on the table, Alex Mathiessen, joins City Limits and Gotham Gazette to discuss how we got here, what…

ByJarrett Murphy 0Comments

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Nov 2017

Housing and Homelessness

New Regional Plan Asks: Should We Shut Down the Subway at Night?

Cutting off subway service during the hours when there are few riders—and when lots of repair work could be done—is one of the smaller ideas in the Regional Plan Association’s…

ByJarrett Murphy 11Comments

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Nov 2017

Government

A Roadmap to the Transit Issues Facing the Next City Hall

During the 2017 campaign, the candidates for mayor have each highlighted a few transportation issues. Advocates say a much longer list of transit challenges and decisions will confront whoever is…

ByJarrett Murphy 2Comments

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Oct 2017

Opinion

CityViews: Congestion Pricing Isn’t Regressive—Failing to Fix Transit Is

‘The reality is that both the millionaire’s tax and the congestion pricing proposal have merit—but the mayor’s specious argument that congestion pricing is regressive does not.’

ByNick Sifuentes 2Comments

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Oct 2017

Uncategorized

Mayor Crushes in Two Polls as Malliotakis Calls for Tough School Discipline: Campaign Headlines for Oct. 6

And guess what? It’s time to register for the 2018 party primaries.

ByJarrett Murphy 0Comments

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Sep 2017

Government In Depth

Debate Fact Check: Is Congestion Pricing Regressive?

The mayor says it is, and that’s a reason why he wants to fund transit improvements with a millionaire’s tax instead.

ByJarrett Murphy 7Comments

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Aug 2017

Government

New York’s Subway System Could Be a Force for Equity and Sustainability

So why have elected officials let it molder and fall apart?

ByJarrett Murphy 4Comments

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Aug 2017

Opinion

CityViews: Why Regional Transportation Planning is Necessary for New York’s Future

‘Forecasts tell us that an additional 2 million people could be added to our region over the next 28 years, adding millions of daily passenger trips by bus, rail rapid…

ByJosé M. Rivera 0Comments

CityViews: Hold Uber and Lyft Accountable for Shortchanging Drivers

Max & Murphy: Mayor De Blasio’s Trip To Albany

Max & Murphy: MoveNY’s Alex Matthiessen on the Politics of Congestion Pricing

New Regional Plan Asks: Should We Shut Down the Subway at Night?

A Roadmap to the Transit Issues Facing the Next City Hall

CityViews: Congestion Pricing Isn’t Regressive—Failing to Fix Transit Is

Mayor Crushes in Two Polls as Malliotakis Calls for Tough School Discipline: Campaign Headlines for Oct. 6

Debate Fact Check: Is Congestion Pricing Regressive?

New York’s Subway System Could Be a Force for Equity and Sustainability

CityViews: Why Regional Transportation Planning is Necessary for New York’s Future

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