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July 19, 2011
Ray Kelly: NYPD Will Eye New Midtown Traffic Cameras
Privacy? That's so 20th Century. "We certainly monitor the traffic cameras," Police Commissioner Ray Kelly told me today, when I asked him about the 32 video cameras and E-ZPass readers placed throughout Midtown as part of the real-time traffic system Mayor Bloomberg unveiled yesterday, with ... More >>
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January 25, 2011
New York Times Opens Hangover Rooms, Goes WikiLeaks; Rupert Murdoch Babies His Kids
""recoverycouch.jpg" viaIt happens: some mornings you get to work without having been home the night before and you pull a freshly starched white shirt from the bottom drawer of your desk, you brush your teeth under the fluorescent light of the men's room with one of those little things you p ... More >>
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July 26, 2010
Year-long Investigation Exposes Two Cops Who Can't Keep Their Pants On
This is not the real officer, probably not even on Halloween.Married Deputy Inspector Valentim Neves did it all for the nookie, then lied under oath about his affair with his subordinate, married Officer Mareli Hnatko, according to the Daily News. But, as the saying goes, "Hell hath no wrath ... More >>
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June 1, 2010
Video: The MTA's PayPass Touch-and-Go Pilot Program in Action
Earlier today, we brought news of the MetroCard Killer known as PayPass, which is one of those wonderful little technologies much like London's Oystercard service: You touch a card to a sensor, and it lets you through. No more "SWIPE AGAIN" error messages for New Yorkers? Oh yes. And now, the ... More >>
Blogs
January 2, 2010
City Commissioner's driver busted for DWI on the way to inauguration
Nathaniel Chambers, a driver for the Department of Homeless Services, was supposed to drive commissioner Robert Hess to City Hall on Friday for the inauguration, and if he'd had an E-ZPass on his city vehicle he might have made it. Instead, he ended up arrested with DWI, partly on the basis ... More >>
Blogs
September 1, 2008
13th District Candidates Have "Conversations" on WABC
Nathaniel Chambers, a driver for the Department of Homeless Services, was supposed to drive commissioner Robert Hess to City Hall on Friday for the inauguration, and if he'd had an E-ZPass on his city vehicle he might have made it. Instead, he ended up arrested with DWI, partly on the basis ... More >>
Blogs
August 27, 2008
Daily Flog: Kicking the habit but blindly drunk, hounded by Afghans, woofed at by Hillary
Nathaniel Chambers, a driver for the Department of Homeless Services, was supposed to drive commissioner Robert Hess to City Hall on Friday for the inauguration, and if he'd had an E-ZPass on his city vehicle he might have made it. Instead, he ended up arrested with DWI, partly on the basis ... More >>
Blogs
June 19, 2008
MTA Bigwig Likes His Perks
Nathaniel Chambers, a driver for the Department of Homeless Services, was supposed to drive commissioner Robert Hess to City Hall on Friday for the inauguration, and if he'd had an E-ZPass on his city vehicle he might have made it. Instead, he ended up arrested with DWI, partly on the basis ... More >>
News
December 26, 2006
Kick Out the Jams
Will a toll booth at the corner of 60th and Fifth solve midtown's traffic nightmare?
Specials
August 10, 2004
Letters
Will a toll booth at the corner of 60th and Fifth solve midtown's traffic nightmare?
News
July 23, 2002
Protecting the Homeland
Ten Ways to Keep America Safer Without Trampling on Immigrants
News
April 16, 2002
Victims of the Dragnet
After 9-11, Official Terror Kicks In
News
September 18, 2001
For Whom the Bell Tolls, Part II
The Missing and the Dead
News
June 5, 2001
Beauty and the Big Shots
The Sexcapades and Politics Behind New York’s Bogus Catholic Museum
Dining
April 24, 2001
Cheap Chow Now
The Top 100 Inexpensive Restaurants in New York City
Specials
October 19, 1999
Letters
The Top 100 Inexpensive Restaurants in New York City
News
October 5, 1999
Watershed Fallout
Could the Probe of a Top Eco Cop Affect New York's Senate Race?

Blogs

Ray Kelly: NYPD Will Eye New Midtown Traffic Cameras

Blogs

New York Times Opens Hangover Rooms, Goes WikiLeaks; Rupert Murdoch Babies His Kids

Blogs

Year-long Investigation Exposes Two Cops Who Can't Keep Their Pants On

Blogs

Video: The MTA's PayPass Touch-and-Go Pilot Program in Action

Blogs

City Commissioner's driver busted for DWI on the way to inauguration

Blogs

13th District Candidates Have "Conversations" on WABC

Blogs

Daily Flog: Kicking the habit but blindly drunk, hounded by Afghans, woofed at by Hillary

Blogs

MTA Bigwig Likes His Perks

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Kick Out the Jams

Specials

Letters

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Protecting the Homeland

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Victims of the Dragnet

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For Whom the Bell Tolls, Part II

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Beauty and the Big Shots

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Cheap Chow Now

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Letters

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Watershed Fallout

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