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Bronx pumpkin bandit charged with assault after attacking Metro-North train conductor

By Bronx Times

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MTA Employees Due Millions in Refunds After Pension Overcharge

Jose Martinez, THE CITY

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Bronx bus redesign back on track, with some delays

By Aliya Schneider

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Florida resident charged in fatal accident

By Jason Cohen

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Schumer and Torres announce support for federal dollars to cap Cross Bronx

By Jason Cohen

Monthly meeting held by Pelham Parkway Neighborhood Association

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Hochul appoints Bronx DOT commissioner to state post

By Bronx Times

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Mayor de Blasio announces major NYPD traffic enforcement for return of “Dusk and Darkness”

By Bronx Times

The MTA MetroCard Mobile Van will be coming to Throggs Neck.

MetroCard mobile van coming to Throggs Neck

By Bronx Times

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Tune in: MTA to host one last virtual meeting on Bronx bus redesign

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Hit-and-run driver mows down man in the Bronx

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Reckless driving crash near Gun Hill Road kills 16-year-old passenger

By Jason Cohen

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17-year-old male stabbed on MTA bus

By Jason Cohen

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Community Board 5 has mixed feelings on protected bike lanes

By Jason Cohen

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Ferry Point Park ferry landing to open at start of 2022

By Robbie Sequeira

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Congressional delegation sends letter advocating for taxi drivers

By Bronx Times

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CB8 Transportation Committee approves traffic light study in wake of pedestrian fatality

By Jason Cohen

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