I've implored local and state politicians for help (especially for the dysfunctional bus system) for years to no avail. Most New Yorkers don't realize that the state is responsible for the M.T.A. PhotoTo the Editor:Re "Slide in New York Subway's Service Leaves Straphangers Fuming" (front page, Feb. 13):The main problem with the Metropolitan Transportation Authority — and it's been the problem for decades — is that politicians don't have accountability for it. SHARON KAPNICKNew York Andrew M. Cuomo is delighted to have Mayor Bill de Blasio blamed for its problems.
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Can a Push for 'Good Jobs' Solve New York City's Affordability Crisis?
Ad Policy This article was produced in partnership with City Limits, an urban affairs news site covering New York City. On Monday night, however, he devoted the bulk of his speech to a sweeping promise to address the income side of that affordability crisis. "We understand that the affordability crisis is a fundamental and a profound problem. On Monday night, New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio stood on the stage of the legendary Apollo Theater in Harlem, and delivered his third State of the City address—the last before he runs for reelection this November. And then there's the big one: that the mayor is still talking about the housing-affordability crisis that got him elected nearly four years ago.
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