Michael Bloomberg

December 2008

Thu 4: More on the Ravitch Commission's MTA Fix 1

October 2008

Thu 23: Four More Years 27

Tue 7: Council Members Urge Bloomberg to Order Car-Free Prospect Park Trial 5

Thu 2: Bloomberg: Four More Years? 41

September 2008

Tue 30: Manhattan Bridge Bike Path Mired for Years in Construction Bureaucracy 17

Mon 22: Death of Cyclist Shocks Melbourne, Prompts Bus Ban 7

Fri 5: Bloomberg, Sadik-Khan to Hold 11:00 Madison Square Presser 1

August 2008

Thu 14: Bloomberg Relieves Council Mems of Reserved Parking as NYPD Rants 13

Thu 7: Juan Valdez and Jay-Z Invite New Yorkers to Take to the Streets 6

July 2008

Wed 30: Bloomberg Endorses 2,300-Car Big Box Garage for West Side 36

Thu 24: T.A. Urges Bloomberg Admin to Take the Lead in Parking Reform 7

June 2008

Thu 26: Business Honchos Lobby Bloomberg for Car-Free Parks 29

Mon 16: Bloomberg, Sadik-Khan and Friends Unveil "Summer Streets" 46

Wed 4: New Law Encourages DOT to Set Traffic Reduction Targets 10

May 2008

Tue 27: Has Time Run Out on the Parking Placard "Crackdown"? 6

Wed 21: Hakeem Jeffries Responds to Congestion Pricing Critics 34

Tue 20: Dick Gottfried Blames Bloomberg for Pricing Non-Vote 21

Mon 19: MTA Reaches Deal for Hudson Yards... Again 2

Mon 5: Anti-Pricing Lawmakers Dismayed by Potential Backlash 9

Thu 1: 25,000 Fewer (Official) Parking Placards for City Employees 26

April 2008

Mon 21: Car-Free Parks: Now More Than Ever 5

Fri 18: Streetfilm: The Mayor and the Model Plant a Tree 1

Wed 16: Randi Weingarten Still Doesn't Get It 20

Tue 8: Plan B: Reallocating Street Space To Buses, Bikes & Peds 7

Mon 7: It's (Apparently) Official: Congestion Pricing Is Dead 43

Mon 7: Will Congestion Pricing Make or Break Mayoral Campaigns? 17

March 2008

Mon 31: Council to Vote on Pricing Later Today [Updated] 16

Fri 28: Bloomberg: Expect Some Tweaks to Pricing Bill 13

Thu 27: Obama Endorses Pricing as "Thoughtful and Innovative" 7

Tue 25: NYC's First Bus Rapid Transit Line Debuts in the Bronx 15

Fri 21: Paterson Backs Pricing, Introduces Bill in Albany 9

Fri 21: Pricing Round Up: Sticking Points, Horse Trading, Hearings 3

Thu 20: Pricing Round Up: Persuasive Arguments, Rigged Polls, New Buses 19

Thu 20: Two Ways to Tell the Story of Congestion Pricing 9

Wed 19: Pricing Bill Appears in Albany; Bloomberg and Paterson Meet 3

Wed 19: Bloomberg Says There's No Reason Pricing Shouldn't Pass 40

Wed 19: Assembly Member Deborah Glick: Angry Fence-Sitter 29

Mon 17: More Mixed Signals on Pricing's Chances Under Paterson 5

Wed 12: Details of the Mayor's Residential Parking Permit Proposal 52

Wed 12: Mayor Bloomberg Announces New Residential Parking Program 5

Tue 4: Congestion Pricing Endgame Begins 11

February 2008

Mon 25: Weiner Says Pricing Shows "Stunning Political Naivete" 10

Fri 1: A "Vision Zero" for New York? 3

January 2008

Tue 29: City Numbers Show Highest Cyclist Death Toll in Eight Years 28

Tue 29: Lew Fidler's 9 CARAT STONE Plan Lives! 34

Mon 28: Kheel Plan Getting Lots of Play, Except Where It Counts 5

Fri 18: Gridlock Sam: Mayor's Placard Reduction Plan is Step One of Ten 15

Fri 18: Resolved: More Driving for Teachers, Less for Everyone Else 15

Fri 18: Bloomberg Touches on Safe Streets, Pricing in State of the City 5

Tue 15: If Mayors Ran America ... 7

Tue 15: Will the Tide Turn on City Parking Policy? 8

Fri 11: Let's Hear About Mayor Bloomberg's Transit Improvement Plan 5

Mon 7: Weingarten: "Teachers Are Not Abusers of Parking Permits" 55

Thu 3: City Hall to Reduce Parking Placards 20% and Centralize Control 44

December 2007

Thu 20: City's First Bike Share Planned for Governors Island 8

Thu 20: MTA Cheered and Jeered, But Mostly Jeered 6

Wed 19: Highlights of Monday's Traffic Commission Meeting 2

Wed 19: Rocky Road 26

Tue 18: Kheel Plan: Double the Congestion Charge & Make Transit Free 35

Mon 17: Will Silver Defer to City Council on Congestion Pricing? 29

Mon 17: New Spin: Save the Mayor's Congestion Plan by Modifying It 8

Fri 14: Congestion Pricing: Bloomberg Needs to Sweeten the Deal 34

Thu 13: Is the Mayor Reading Streetsblog on His Bloomberg Terminal? 8

Tue 11: Highlights of Yesterday's Traffic Commission Meeting 47

November 2007

Tue 20: Congestion Panel Meets Amidst Q Poll Parsing 7

Wed 14: Brian Ketcham Proposes a "Simpler, Cheaper Traffic Fix" 41

Mon 12: When in Rome, Share Bikes 14

Thu 8: Bloomberg-Fatigue May Dampen PlaNYC Support in the Bronx 9

Tue 6: Hell's Kitchen Parking Plan Continues to Confound 5

Fri 2: Push for Congestion Pricing Spurs Parking Reform 59

Fri 2: Bloomberg Declares Support for a National Carbon Tax 7

October 2007

Wed 31: Congestion Pricing Supporters Speak Up in Queens 9

Wed 31: Bloomberg Visits the Bronx. Dinowitz Anti-Pricing Rally Fizzles. 3

Fri 26: Congestion Pricing Gets a Warm Reception in Manhattan 10

Fri 26: Bloomberg Says What You're Thinking 2

Wed 24: State Opposes City Plan for Hell's Kitchen Parking 9

Tue 23: Silver: "We're Not Doing Gansevoort Today." 10

Mon 22: The Times Wants Your Traffic Ideas 4

Wed 17: Pricing Advocates Call for Impact Study and New Parking Policies 27

Thu 11: Bronx Traffic Relief Forum Tonight, 7:30pm, Riverdale Temple 2

Fri 5: Congestion Pricing Should be Attached to Parking Reform 35

Wed 3: New Ninth Avenue Separated Bike Path is Already in Place 17

Wed 3: Yankees' Subsidy Deal Gets Stranger and Stranger 10

Tue 2: MTA Chief Lee Sander Talks Congestion Pricing in Queens 4

September 2007

Thu 6: On Behalf of 5.2% of His Constituents, Dinowitz Opposes Pricing 54

August 2007

Tue 28: City Issues Call for Pricing Tech Designs 31

Tue 21: Pricing Panel Appointees Announced 30

Tue 21: Speak Up for an Accessible Car-Free High Bridge 3

Mon 20: Quinn Makes Pricing Panel Picks 14

Tue 14: US DOT Gives NYC $354 Million for Congestion Pricing Plan 1

Mon 13: Make That 21 Council Members in Favor of Pricing 4

Wed 1: August 1 Congestion Pricing Deadline Has Been Met 1

Wed 1: Mayor Bloomberg's Morning Commute 42

Wed 1: August 1: The Mayor Shall Submit the Traffic Mitigation Plan 0

July 2007

Fri 20: Congestion Pricing: What's the Deal? 32

Thu 19: Congestion Pricing: Here's the Deal 51

Thu 19: Some Sort of Congestion Pricing Deal is Done 11

Wed 18: Who Better Represented "the Little Guy" in the Pricing Debate? 22

Tue 17: Parking Reform: Reduce Congestion & Raise Money Minus Albany 22

Tue 17: Bloomberg: NYC is Poorer Today Thanks to Albany Inaction 15

Tue 17: Statement from Mayor Bloomberg on Congestion Pricing Failure 22

Fri 13: How Do Bike Seizures Fit Into Bloomberg's "Green Plan" 15

Thu 12: Details of Proposed Bus Service Expansion 9

Mon 9: Bloomberg Stadium Foes Urge Silver to Support Pricing 4

Mon 9: If Albany Lawmakers Don't Go Back to Work, NYC Loses 12

Mon 9: Richard Brodsky: Working for the Public or the Parking Industry? 54

Mon 9: Mayor and Assembly Headed to a Showdown Over Pricing 9

Mon 9: Today: Dueling Congestion Pricing Press Events 1

Fri 6: Mayor Speaks at Times Square Pricing Rally 4

June 2007

Fri 29: O'Donnell Supports PlaNYC, but Congestion Pricing? 5

Wed 27: Roberts: MTA Needs Congestion Pricing 6

Tue 26: City: Commuter Needs Will Factor into High Bridge Plan 7

Mon 25: The Car as Underdog, and Other Mind-Benders 4

Thu 21: Deputy Mayor Dan Doctoroff: Bike Commuter 0

Thu 21: Shifting Gears at DOT 3

Tue 19: Will the Revitalized High Bridge be Bike-Friendly? 42

Mon 18: David Weprin: The Parking Garage Industry's Valet? 5

Mon 18: Quinn Announces Her Support for Congestion Pricing 12

Fri 15: It's the Bus Riders, Stupid. 4

Fri 15: A Bronx Cheer for Congestion Pricing 2

Fri 15: Andy Wiley-Schwartz Starts at DOT on Monday 7

Thu 14: Assembly Considers Bankrupting MTA to Reduce Congestion 5

Thu 14: If Congestion Pricing Had to be Approved by a Legislature... 11

Tue 12: New TV Ad Focuses on PlaNYC's Health Benefits 4

Tue 12: City Holds Its Breath for Silver 9

Tue 12: Lappin Describes Her Position as "Similar to Gov. Spitzer's" 0

Tue 12: The King of Albany Gridlock Breaks His Silence 3

Mon 11: Jon Orcutt Appointed as DOT Senior Policy Advisor 8

Mon 11: Thank Goodness for Dear, Glorious Leader Sheldon Silver 2

Mon 11: 112,000 Less Cars 33

Fri 8: From a Sea of Green, Bloomberg Works a Tough Room 24

Fri 8: First Impressions of Mayor Bloomberg's PlaNYC Testimony... 14

Fri 8: PlaNYC Testimony Live on NY1 Right Now 16

Thu 7: PlaNYC and Pricing Legislation Introduced. Download it Here. 11

Thu 7: Congestion Pricing Plan Advancing Rapidly 6

Thu 7: Spitzer Backs Congestion Pricing 7

Tue 5: Bloomberg Upbeat, Media Less So, Ahead of PlaNYC Hearings 2

Mon 4: London Finds "No Adverse Impact" Outside Charging Zone 1

Fri 1: City Wants 20,000 New Parking Spaces in Hell's Kitchen 26

Fri 1: Small Business Leaders Voice Support For PlaNYC 2

May 2007

Thu 31: Deborah Glick: Devil's in the Details of Congestion Pricing 9

Thu 24: After Pricing Proposal: Mayor's Approval at Record High 5

Tue 22: Hail the Yassky Cab: All NYC Taxis to be Hybrid by 2012 20

Wed 16: Days Numbered for City Parking Privileges? 3

Tue 15: The Quick and Easy First Step to a "Greater, Greener New York" 14

Mon 14: A New Day at DOT 5

Thu 10: There Are Certain Facts That We've All Got to Face Up To 4

Wed 9: Biofuels, Bus Lanes and Beer 7

Mon 7: Sadik-Khan and Congestion Pricing: Ready for Prime Time 30

Tue 1: New York Magazine Casts a Cynical Eye on "Bloomtopia" 23

April 2007

Fri 27: Sadik-Khan Press Conference Coverage 13

Fri 27: It's Official: Sadik-Khan in at DOT 3

Wed 25: Media (Mostly) Give PlaNYC Its Due 8

Tue 24: Sadik-Khan is Next at DOT 6

Mon 23: Council Overrides Pedicab Veto 17

Mon 23: How Green Is Our Mayor 44

Fri 20: The Ultimate System: Free Mass Transit and Congestion Pricing 15

Tue 17: Pedi Politics 6

March 2007

Fri 30: Bloomberg Says He'll Veto Pedicab Bill 10

Tue 20: Meet the New Boss 36

Tue 20: Mayor Bloomberg at the Crossroads: Who Will Run DOT? 13

Thu 8: The New York City Parking Boom 14

Thu 8: Brooklyn to Bloomberg: Include Local Stakeholders in Planning 22

Thu 1: There's No Such Thing as "Free Parking" 20

February 2007

Mon 12: Political Deal Results in Bad Pedicab Regulations 6

Tue 6: New York New Visions Tackles "Sustainable" New York Future 2

Fri 2: EDC's McDonald a Leading Candidate for DOT Commissioner 6

January 2007

Mon 29: The City That Never Walks 22

Fri 26: Pedestrian Interference 13

Tue 16: Uncool New York: NYC Lags in Combatting Climate Change 2

Mon 8: Sunday Times City Section Hits Livable Street Trifecta 1

December 2006

Wed 13: Futurama 2030 Speech: News Round-Up 1

Wed 13: Rebutting Congestion Pricing's Opponents 1

Tue 12: Futurama 2030: Bloomberg Outlines Ambitious 10-Point Agenda 37

Tue 12: Bloomberg: "New York City 2030: Accepting the Challenge" 29

Mon 11: Mayor Bloomberg Sustainability Speech Tomorrow 4

Thu 7: Three Concrete Proposals for New York City Traffic Relief 15

Mon 4: Congestion Charging in New York City: The Political Bloodbath 11

Fri 1: Safe Routes to Schools: Yesterday's Press Event 3

November 2006

Thu 30: Safe Routes to Schools Study Complete 4

Mon 20: Congestion Pricing: The Public Conversation Begins 6

Thu 9: DOT to Neighborhood: Your School's in the Way of Our Highway 7

Tue 7: Scrimp My Ride 3

Fri 3: DOT Culture: Stifling Innovation on NYC's Streets? 9

Fri 3: NYC Gets its First Pedestrian Countdown Timer 8

Thu 2: Rumor Mill: Agencies Will Have to Budget for Parking Permits 8

Thu 2: London Calling. Are New York's Leaders Really Listening? 5

October 2006

Mon 2: Pricing for Sustainability 6

September 2006

Thu 21: Bloomberg Sustainability Announcement 8

Thu 21: Breaking: Bloomberg to Announce Big Sustainability Plan Today 6

Wed 13: New York City's Opinion-Makers Turn Attention to Traffic 13

August 2006

Wed 16: Sneak Preview of Bloomberg's 21st Century Urban Vision 16

Wed 16: Bloomberg Working on Livable Legacy 10

Mon 7: Poll: NYC Blames Bloomberg for Failure to Deal With Traffic 10

Mon 7: Bloomberg on Oil Dependence: Punditry or Policy? 1

Wed 2: Mayor Bloomberg Says NYC Traffic Congestion is Good. 16

July 2006

Mon 24: Ex-DOT Bike Director Speaks 5

Mon 17: Brooklyn to Mayor: Get a Transportation Policy 4

Thu 13: Noise: NYC's Top Neighborhood Quality of Life Problem 6

Fri 7: Finally: Long-Term Transportation Planning Underway at DOT 1

June 2006

Mon 19: Untangling Traffic: Bloomberg's Forgotten Promise 0

Fri 16: The $46 Million Parking Perk 9

April 2006

Wed 19: Slow-Moving Bus Rapid Transit 4