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Golden to support more speed cameras after years of opposition

Bay Ridge

Golden to support more speed cameras after years of opposition

By Julianne McShane

Small miracle: Pregnant Slope-crash survivor’s unborn baby will live, family says

Park Slope

Pregnant Slope-crash survivor’s unborn baby dies

By Colin Mixson

Chain gang: Cyclists’ weekly commutes over East River promote two-wheeled transit during L shutdown

Chain gang: Cyclists’ weekly commutes over East River promote two-wheeled transit during L shutdown

By Julianne Cuba

Lane closure: Fourth Ave. bike path will skip a block for police parking in S’Park

Spoke too soon: Fourth Ave. bike lane may not skip block in front of police station after all, city says

By Julianne McShane

‘Jump’ start: Uber buys local dockless electric-bike maker as city considers bringing its cycles to streets

‘Jump’ start: Uber buys local dockless electric-bike maker as city considers bringing its cycles to streets

By Julianne Cuba

Police looking for man who allegedly beat up another man on subway

Police looking for man who allegedly beat up another man on subway

By Adam Lucente

Fine by him: Mayor has no opinion on deadly trash hauler, and ‘no plans’ to stop city from hiring it

Fine by him: Mayor has no opinion on deadly trash hauler, and ‘no plans’ to stop city from hiring it

By Julianne Cuba

Social-media justice: Engaged citizen’s Twitter bot outs bad drivers caught on local streets

Brooklyn Heights

Social-media justice: Engaged citizen’s Twitter bot outs bad drivers caught on local streets

By Julianne Cuba

Neighbors: State refuses to make Ocean Parkway death trap safer

Kensington

Fix it already! Locals demand action, not a study, from city at deadly intersection

By Colin Mixson

Trolley-ho! Advocates of Brooklyn–Queens tram line reveal life-size streetcar model

Trouble connecting: Mayor, underlings publicly project different futures for waterfront streetcar scheme

By Julianne Cuba

Driven to death: Carting company’s overworking and law skirting leads to fatal accidents, workers claim

Glutton for punishment: City slapped notorious private hauler with hundreds of criminal and other infractions, records show

By Julianne Cuba

This is a cartoon version of a runner, biker and car going head-to-head.

Flatbush

Hit-and-run motorist kills senior crossing E. Flatbush street

By Colin Mixson

Sidewalk success: City initiates safety improvements at treacherous S’Park gas station

Sidewalk success: City initiates safety improvements at treacherous S’Park gas station

By Julianne McShane

Lane closure: Fourth Ave. bike path will skip a block for police parking in S’Park

Lane closure: Fourth Ave. bike path will skip a block for police parking in S’Park

By Julianne McShane

State nixes BQE fixes

Brooklyn Heights

State passes budget allowing design-build in city’s BQE fix

By Julianne Cuba

Leading the way: City kicks off program giving cyclists a head start at boro intersections

Leading the way: City kicks off program giving cyclists a head start at boro intersections

By Julianne Cuba

Starving small businesses: Shopkeepers blast city’s new traffic regulations on Flatbush Avenue

Prospect Heights

Starving small businesses: Shopkeepers blast city’s new traffic regulations on Flatbush Avenue

By Julianne Cuba

This is a cartoon version of a runner, biker and car going head-to-head.

Flatlands

Fort Greene woman killed after driver collides with parked car in Flatlands

By Adam Lucente

MTA switching tracks; F express on the table

Train drain: F, J service axed in parts of boro this weekend

By Colin Mixson

EXCLUSIVE: Pol made up Brooklyn’s 9-11 connection to defend Trump travel ban

Brooklyn Heights

Troubleshooting: Electeds tie faster BQE fix with deploying gun-toting cops in schools

By Julianne Cuba

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