Danielle Muoio
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New York, NY, United States
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Can the Cuomo infrastructure plan survive after Cuomo?
Gov. Andrew Cuomo will exit the stage with some of his most cherished projects incomplete and just as the federal government prepares to infuse billions into New York’s sprawling transit system. → Read More
As Wiley surges in mayor's race, her former City Hall colleagues give mixed reviews
Wiley has drawn renewed scrutiny of her time working for Mayor Bill de Blasio. → Read More
Yang fumbles on city issues as race for mayor gets more competitive
The former presidential candidate flubbed a question about homeless shelters during a candidate forum Thursday morning, one day after he exhibited a lack of understanding about MTA operations. → Read More
The woman who is everyone’s second-favorite candidate for New York mayor
Kathryn Garcia is well-regarded within government and political circles as a go-to problem solver. But her campaign has failed to gain the momentum of some of her male opponents. → Read More
Is there a lane for a city manager to become mayor? Kathryn Garcia thinks so.
Kathryn Garcia is polling in single digits and would-be endorsers have been reluctant to lend their unqualified support. → Read More
New York City finally gets green light on crucial next step for congestion pricing
The decision indicates the Biden administration is interested in moving the process forward as quickly as possible. → Read More
Northeast transit leaders look to Biden presidency for much needed relief
Nicknamed “Amtrak Joe” for his frequent trips on the Northeast corridor, the president-elect is an avid supporter of expanding rail. → Read More
How New York City’s schools plan fell short
Widespread distrust undermined Mayor Bill de Blasio’s hopes to begin Sept. 10 → Read More
The nation’s biggest public transit system is facing ruin. Will Congress save it?
The MTA is staring down a $10 billion deficit in the short-term and is begging Congress for billions more → Read More
Police reformers eye transit cops amid steep deficits
Transit advocates and civil libertarians alike called for change. → Read More
New York City's subway dilemma: Will overnight train service ever come back?
For the first time in nearly a century, the biggest and most comprehensive subway system in the U.S. shut down from 1 a.m. to 5 a.m. indefinitely. → Read More
New Yorkers gradually return to mass transit as city reopens
The city’s restart will largely be determined by the recovery of the public transit system. → Read More
New Yorkers gradually return to mass transit as city reopens
The city’s restart will largely be determined by the recovery of the public transit system. → Read More
With thousands returning to work, New York City and state at stalemate on mass transit plans
The city and the authority can't agree on how to enforce social distancing, with the MTA essentially saying it's too hard to even try. → Read More
New bill would expand benefits for emergency dispatchers
Proponents of the bill say it would recognize the crucial role first responders have played in the public health crisis. → Read More
New York area's Earth Day upended by coronavirus
Advocates say the pandemic has pushed several environmental initiatives to the back burner — from plastic bag bans to key recycling programs. → Read More
Coronavirus underscores need to address environmental inequities, report says
The policy agenda, first obtained by POLITICO, calls on lawmakers to reduce greenhouse gases and localized emissions. → Read More
Scores of city workers have died on the front lines of the coronavirus fight
At least 138 municipal workers have succumbed to the highly-contagious virus, according to a POLITICO survey this week. → Read More
New York hospitals rationing ventilators, retrofitting equipment amid crush of coronavirus
Emergency physicians are already being told to use their judgment in deciding who should be hooked up to a ventilator. → Read More
De Blasio: Trump’s suggestion face masks are being stolen is ‘insulting’
The New York City mayor said Trump's comments were “incredibly insensitive to people right now who are giving their all." → Read More