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What a century of New Yorker cartoons about the subway tell us about ourselves

Jodi Shapiro, the curator of the New York Transit Museum, reviewed 500 of the magazine's cartoons spoofing subway culture.

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Stephen Nessen


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Gov. Hochul considering banning people from wearing masks on NYC subways

It's unclear how such a ban would be implemented or enforced.

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Jon Campbell


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Gov. Hochul says critics of congestion pricing pause lack ‘imagination’ on funding MTA

With state lawmakers done with their legislative session for the year, it remains unclear how the transit agency will make up for lost revenue from the tolling program.

By

Brittany Kriegstein


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MTA says it will focus on 'most basic and urgent needs' after Hochul's congestion pricing flip-flop

Electric buses, accessible stations and signal upgrades are among the items on the chopping block.

By

Michelle Bocanegra


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NY lawmakers considering $1B IOU after Gov. Hochul’s congestion pricing flip-flop

A proposed tax hike on NYC businesses was DOA, lawmakers said.

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Jon Campbell


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NYPD: Suspect arrested in fatal East Harlem subway push

Carlton McPherson, 24, is accused of pushing someone to their death in an unprovoked attack.

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Brittany Kriegstein


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NYPD: Bronx teen fatally shot leaving school — 2nd teen death within a week

Laquai Dash, 17, was fatally shot in the neck just moments after leaving Legacy College Prep Charter High School in Melrose.

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Brittany Kriegstein


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NYPD will ramp up subway bag checks as Gov. Hochul pledges to deploy state personnel

Mayor Eric Adams said the city is looking at two “promising” gun detector models.

By

Elizabeth Kim


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NYPD: Man fatally struck by train while subway surfing in Brooklyn

Authorities said no criminality was suspected and have not yet identified the man.

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Michelle Bocanegra


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Buttigieg approves $3.4B grant for 2nd Avenue subway, less than half the project’s cost

The line is on track to be one of the most expensive mass transit construction projects in the history of the world.

By

Clayton Guse


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