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Yesterday Mayor de Blasio announced that he would immediately reallocate $100 million in federal aid to save and revamp the Build It Back program.

"It's aggravating and physically demanding. I'm really pissed."

Why can't station agents just void the broken card and issue a new one? How many people ask for amounts that are a single fare or less? Are we just being cheap assholes about this?

Stringer said, "There is no reason why seniors and disabled riders should have to put up with such a Byzantine process in the nation's largest transit system, just to get a replacement card."

A Prospect Heights man says that when he arrived for jury duty in Brooklyn he was forced to wait outside in 13 degree weather for a long time, even thought the lobby was open.

When asked what her current status with the SSA is, Arrighetti says, "I will cross my fingers and pray to God that I'm alive."

The City Council wants the DOT to seek more oversight on even the simplest bike lane project.

When is a pothole a pothole that the Department of Transportation can fix and when is a pothole a sinkhole that the DOT can't fix.

After a thorough and time-consuming analysis, the FBI has confirmed what many of us were not wondering: None of the 60,000 Ground Zero workers eligible for Federal aid are currently on a terrorist watch list.

Building a new restaurant takes a lot. Here some workers build