#urban-policy

#urban-policy

Council Member Carlina Rivera of Manhattan will resign to take over the New York State Association for Affordable Housing, a non-profit, after being term-limited.

The Central Park Conservancy opposes horse-drawn carriages due to safety concerns, road damage, and incompatibility with the park's increasing visitors. They support a City Council bill to ban the industry.

Hoover emphasized that while deploying the National Guard to D.C. is legally permissible, it's a terrible idea that normalizes military intervention for crime issues.

"I think every time a customer has to ask the CVS clerk to unlock the shampoo, Democrats get less popular," he wrote.

Dublin Bus has criticized Fine Gael's claims that 'buses can endanger pedestrians' as "misleading and unhelpful," reflecting concerns over public safety discourse.

"Safer streets and better public transit continue to be winning issues for politicians," said Eric McClure, executive director of StreetsPAC, who openly taunted former Gov. Andrew Cuomo hours after his defeat by transit champion Zohran Mamdani.

Wednesday saw a series of pivotal events: Brad Lander's arrest by ICE, a court ruling on Bedford Avenue's safety, and a judge dismissing suburban congestion pricing disputes.

"What I would do is sit down with my electeds that are here...determining what's the best way to continue the success that we have been doing in the city."

Illich's aphorism: "Beyond a certain speed, motorized vehicles create remoteness which they alone can shrink." This insight challenges the illusion of efficiency provided by high-speed travel.

Advocates are appalled that Mayor Adams, who always calls himself a cyclist, would lean so heavily into the bikelash.