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Cuomo And His MTA Lied About The Real Reason For MTA Chair's Resignation
The Governor's Office and the MTA also declined to comment on why it misled the public.
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Stephen Nessen
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WNYC Staff
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Joe Lhota Resigns, Subway All Better Now
Thanks for your service, Joe.
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Jake Offenhartz
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Arriving Soon: Higher Subway Fares For Worse Service
During a board meeting on Wednesday, Lhota warned that 'significant' budget gaps in the coming years could force the authority to institute unplanned fare hikes.
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Jake Offenhartz
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Subway Service Still Miserable One Year After Emergency Action Plan
Despite hundreds of millions of dollars spent as part of ongoing rescue efforts, the authority's own numbers show little in the way of actual improvement.
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Jake Offenhartz
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SEE IT: MTA Board Member Parks Illegally After Blocking Bus With Benz
A tipster tells us that Charles Moerdler was spotted idling in a no standing zone at Greenwich Street and Battery Place on Wednesday.
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Jake Offenhartz
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MTA Unveils Ambitious 'Fast Forward' Plan To Fix Subways & Buses, Cost TBD
NYC Transit head Andy Byford refused to put a price tag on the 10-year plan.
By
Jen Chung
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Joe Lhota Has Many Side Hustles. Running The MTA Is Just One Of Them
Records reviewed by the Times show that Lhota made $2.5 million in private income last year, nearly more than $1 million more than he made the previous year, when he was not in charge of the MTA.
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Jake Offenhartz
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Cuomo's MTA Says The Subways Won't Get Fixed Unless De Blasio Pays For Half
"If we don't have the full amount of money, there may be things that we can't do."
By
Libby Torres
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MTA Unveils New Dashboard To Measure Your Subway Misery
The new metrics, requested by MTA Chairman Joe Lhota, will go live Wednesday.
By
Clifford Michel
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De Blasio Will Propose Tax On Rich To Pay For Subway Repairs, MetroCards For Low-Income Riders
The tax proposal would bring in approximately $800 million annually through a .5 percent increase in income tax on individuals who make over $500,000 and couples making over $1 million.
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Jake Offenhartz
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