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September 12, 2019 The MTA Is Hiring 500 New Cops To Fix ‘Quality Of Life’ Issues In The Subway System Gothamist September 11, 2019 Calls to Keep Fusion Voting, Create Robust Public Matching System at First Hearing of State Campaign Finance Commission Gotham Gazette September 11, 2019 Takeaways From The First Public Campaign Financing Commission Hearing City and State NY September 10, 2019 Soiled Subways: It’s a Dirty Job, But Nobody’s Here to Do It The City September 10, 2019 MTA Capital Plan Under Scrutiny as Cuomo, Transit Watchdogs Weigh in on Top Priorities 6 sqft September 10, 2019 New York’s Election Administration Accountability Vacuum – Part II: Partisanship, Patronage & Potential Fixes Gotham Gazette September 9, 2019 Transit Watchdogs Push for More Transparency, Better Service from MTA Capital Plan Curbed New York September 9, 2019 MTA Capital Plan Shrouded in Secrecy Ahead of Board Meeting, Members Say AM New York September 9, 2019 MTA Board Member: Capital Plan Vote Might Not Even Happen This Year Street Blog NYC September 8, 2019 Running for Congress Is Getting a Lot Riskier for State Lawmakers City and State NY September 7, 2019 How The MTA Can Save $10 Billion in the Next Decade New York Post September 6, 2019 Editorial — Another Set of Eyes: Agreement Restores Comptroller’s Authority to Review Contracts Livingston County News