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Afternoon Bulletin: Stringer Eyes Gracie Mansion, Danger on the Subway and More

Scott Stringer might be planning to run for mayor and multiple people were hurt on the subway yesterday.
By Josh Keefe
Gov. Andrew Cuomo today (Photo: Will Bredderman for Observer).

Cuomo Calls de Blasio’s Arguments in MTA Funding Dispute ‘a Joke’

Andrew Cuomo accused Bill de Blasio of throwing out "red herring" arguments against the city putting $3.2 billion into the MTA budget.
By Will Bredderman
State Senate Co-Leader Jeffrey Klein, right, with UFT President Michael Mulgrew today (Photo: Will Bredderman for Observer).

State Senate Co-Leader: City Should ‘Absolutely’ Kick in $1.3 Billion for MTA Budget

Jeffrey Klein, breaking with Scott Stringer and Bill de Blasio, said the city should pony up to Thomas Prendergast's funding request.
By Will Bredderman
A demonstrator holds one of several signs encouraging people to lobby Mayor Bill de Blasio (Photo: Will Bredderman for Observer).

Indigent Advocates to de Blasio: ‘Hands Off the Homeless’

By Will Bredderman
Bronx Borough President Ruben Diaz Jr. in the Mall At Bay Plaza in the Baychester section of the Bronx.

Boogie Down Production: Is Ruben Díaz Jr. on Track to Become the Next Mayor?

By Will Bredderman
(Photo by Jennifer Parr/ Wikimedia)

Afternoon Bulletin: Protestors Clash At Fort Greene Flag Burning

By Justin Joffe
People walk past the construction site of the One World Trade Center in New York. (Photo:JEWEL SAMAD/AFP/Getty Images)

Afternoon Bulletin: Plans For 2 World Trade Center Revealed

By Justin Joffe
Gov. Andrew Cuomo. (Photo: Pool/Getty Images)

Cuomo Announces $1 Billion Federal Loan Expected to Pay for MTA Safety Upgrades

By Jillian Jorgensen
(Photo: Getty)

Cuomo Calls Biden’s LaGuardia ‘Third World’ Jab ‘Slightly Insulting’

By Will Bredderman
(Photo: Mario Tama/Getty Images)

Afternoon Bulletin: JFK to Fly Direct to Cuba, Midtown Sex Parties and More

By Aisling Brennan
Walter Liedtke. (Photo via metmuseum.org)

Met Museum Curator Walter Liedtke Killed in Metro-North Valhalla Train Crash

By Alanna Martinez
You ready for this, Paul Ryan? (Photo: Getty)

Afternoon Bulletin: Joe Biden Takes a Sojourn to Brooklyn and More

By Lindsay Rittenhouse and Aisling Brennan
New Yorkers were expecting two feet of snow, but instead they got...this..(Photo: Preston Rescigno/Getty Images)

Gov. Andrew Cuomo Warns Commuters to Go Home, Subways to Shut Down Tonight

By Jillian Jorgensen
Andrew Cuomo, accompanied by Jeffrey Klein, Dean Skelos, and Sheldon Silver (Photo: Will Bredderman).

Cuomo Prepares to Roll Out Aggressive Anti-Terrorism Plan

By Will Bredderman

MTA Worker Hopes to Adopt Adorable Pup Who Chased Train Across 2 Boroughs

By Richy Rosario

Editorial: Working on the Railroad

By The Editors
Metro North conductor Michael Shaw wrote a letter of apology to frustrated passengers affected by delays

Derailed: Awesome Metro-North Conductor Leaves Apology Notes on Riders’ Seats

By Mimmi Montgomery
Ms. Quinn did not present a plan to expand New York City's subway system.

Quinn Wants Control of the MTA, But Why?

By Stephen Jacob Smith

Extreme Commuters: New York Has More Long-Haul Workers Than Anywhere Else

By Michael Ewing

Roundup: Gingrich’s Chick Flick; Bloomberg Changes His Tune

By Hunter Walker

Straphangers Satisfied with Subways and Buses, According to the MTA, Anyway

By Anna Sanders
Ms. Raju (left), on the train

Hermon Raju, Ms. Metro-North, Gets Media Train-ing

By Daniel D'Addario

Metro-North Bridge Catches Fire

By Mike Taylor

Fewer Fans, More Parking at New Yankee Park

By Observer Staff
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