One of the issues was that Cubic didn't pay an AT&T bill. Cubic gave some kind of long explanation about AT&T not telling them the bill was due...

Instead of installing efficiency products, it buys sales data from retailers like Home Depot, Lowe’s and Walmart and then figures out how much electricity would be saved if end-use customers install the products... It then bids the energy savings into the capacity markets as if it caused them

did I just see @sunny.ng in a PSA on the bus?

If it happens “all the time,” then fare enforcement should stop on MTA Buses until they have a fare collection and validation method that doesn’t punish people who have done nothing wrong. Cannot believe this is still happening.

The Port Authority quietly added and raised new fees and tolls to help pay for the new $11B Port Authority Bus Terminal - so quiet even its own users didn't know. Its biggest user - NJ Transit - is facing a 60% increase in costs in FY27, compared to FY25.

The number of inbound peak-hour buses through the Lincoln Tunnel is down over *36%* since 2019, which seems like it should significantly weaken the case for a new PABT.

when it’s a legitimate accident, the pedestrian body has a way of shutting that down

It’s done. American taxpayers will pay $1 billion to TotalEnergies to *not* build new electricity generation capacity in America. www.nytimes.com/2026/03/23/c...

Appropriately recognized originally by the city’s best reporter

The trend shift in adults per family household is so insane. its even more insane that every important policymaker and economist thought we were slowly soaking up a glut of homes even into the 2010s. And it’s even more insane that there are still supply-crisis skeptics today.

theyre not even responsible for the technological innovation behind OMNY. TfL (who just recontracted) did the NFC and fare capping software in house. Also, i dont think we want cubic's debt problems right now. god i hope they collapse

this goes up there with my watch asking OH ARE YOU WORKING OUT every time I walk somewhere. No, watch, just propelling myself to a destination with my feet, as is still practiced in many places.

the Station fire happened in 2003 and nobody has managed to learn a single thing in all this time. don't work at clubs with acoustic foam on the ceilings and a bunch of candles everywhere. don't go to these clubs. the people who own them do not give a shit if you live or die

Whoa, egg prices are now at a 5-year low... 67 cents/dozen wholesale -88% YoY @teconomics

The Manhattan Institute's City Journal today published a piece anchored in a favorite chestnut of both the landlord lobby and the leftists no-development types: That ~50,000 rent stabilized apartments are sitting empty. Except, that's not true. www.ibo.nyc.ny.us/iboreports/m...

Why yes, I would like it, in fact, I might even like to live in one of those "conditions" myself!

Nobody. I do not think you can eat chair

NJTransit's naming rights deal with BetMGM for the Meadowlands rail spur has come to an end, so now the line shows up as white text on a white background on NJT's app 🤦‍♂️

Prefab facade units at 80 Clarkson

this is almost as good as the Dutch word for "baseball", which I am overjoyed to reveal is "honkbal"

Really like these new status cards. Far more helpful and usable than the size 12 ticker font that preceded them.

Andrew Cuomo says he will continue to not live in New York City if Zohran Mamdani becomes NYC mayor.

At least the "SHARKS IN PIT" light isn't on.

From @reinhart.bsky.social: Dallas' parking reforms, though not 100% comprehensive, are starting to have an effect in Dallas. “Parking reform won’t be as transformative as people think it will be, but it will free things up around the edges.” As it should be! www.dmagazine.com/publications...

Homeownership rate by decade of birth by current age (United States) www.datawrapper.de/_/27AUY/

Breaking news: DHS has uncovered Antifa's diabolical plot to "de-ICE" thousands of airplanes.

btw, a point to keep in mind when you see the claim that private equity or Wall Street is pricing families out of homes: Homeowner families have never owned a larger portion of the housing stock.

🚨NEW RESULTS (w/ Slattery & Nober) - When gov't engineers retire, highway projects cost more: the engineers pay for themselves 6 times over - Improving gov’t engineer quality from the 25th to 75th percentile reduces costs by 14%, equal to 3x avg. engineer pay Paper: papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers....

"Interim U.S. Attorney John A. Sarcone III directed his staff to remove the Times Union and its [staff] from his office’s media distribution list after the newspaper published a story last month about him listing a boarded-up residence in Albany as his address." -- www.timesunion.com/capitol/arti...

oh my god

Seriously, check out the Tax Equity Now case. Or for that matter the Post’s past crusade going after Bill de Blasio as a beneficiary of the tax inequity at his Park Slope properties. law.justia.com/cases/new-yo...

Lmao

Does anyone on the Cuomo campaign or who has endorsed Cuomo live in New York City and I'll even include Yonkers

The Port Authority has broken ground on a project to provide pedestrian access for the first time from Newark's South Ward to Newark Airport. www.nj.com/news/2025/06...

The cool thing about Zellnor Myrie is I personally have interacted with everyone of his voters online.

what corporate-speak emails ACTUALLY mean

Weekend PATH service will be getting even worse this month—trains from 33rd Street to Journal Square will detour via Hoboken AND Exchange Place. 38 minutes to take a trip that's 4 miles as the crow flies. AND service will still be cut in half, only every 20 minutes. panynj.gov/port-authori...

It's always astounding to me that just 30 years ago, the Port Authority could put together one of the most forward-looking payment integration schemes in the world, and work hard to get other agencies on board, all out of a sense of civic duty. I miss that Port Authority.

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This amendment doesn’t protect trees. It just prevents more people from living near them.

I'm loving these plug and play solar+storage products. Now available in the U.S. (starting in Utah). Energy abundance! Local resilience!🔌 ⚡💚🌍

Super impressed with the attention to detail in the new @nyctransit.bsky.social screens from @wafisher.bsky.social & team. Here at Chambers St the stairs for the E are around the corner, and for the 2,3 are to the right.

In case you've been feeling like google search doesn't work anymore (for years now), no it's not just you. arstechnica.com/tech-policy/...

I assumed this article was about zoning, because that is the most common legal tool used to block projects people in power don't like. The zoning code in Selah, WA requires 2x as many parking spaces for mosques as any other religious building. This is totally legal and many people approved it. 😵‍💫

Um, 🔌💡 -- looks like Utah just legalized "balcony" solar systems under 1200W. No permit, no interconnect agreement, no NEM. Just need to have a safety shutoff, meet NEC, and UL certification. le.utah.gov/~2025/bills/... Is there a certified product available in the US, @commercialsolarguy.com?