Kevin Duggan is a Senior Reporter/columnist at various outlets including Brooklyn Paper and Streetsblog USA. He focuses on regional interest and world news, with a particular emphasis on North America. Kevin's work has been featured in notable publications such as Ecotopical and NewsBreak.
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Kevin's focus on government announcements and legal policy regulation as well as themes such as transportation, street safety, bike lanes, and New York City suggests a preference for stories related to urban planning and city governance. Pitches should offer insights or expert commentary related to government policies around transportation, street safety initiatives in urban areas like New York City.
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By: Kevin Duggan, Sophia Lebowitz
The mayor called off the cops, but only after months of a continued crackdown.
By: Kevin Duggan
Mayor Mamdani must fulfill his campaign promise to revive a critical safety street redesign of Third Avenue in Sunset Park, residents and advocates demanded on Monday.
By: Kevin Duggan
Green-Wood? Green-Way! Green-Wood? Green-Way! The folks behind Brooklyn's Green-Wood Cemetery want the city to install a two-way
By: Sophia Lebowitz, Kevin Duggan
Mayor Zohran Mamdani must cut truck traffic as he advances a plan to expand the city's truck route map, Council Member Alexa Avilés said.
The effort by the Department of Citywide Administrative Services reduced speeding dramatically. Take note, Albany!
Comptroller Mark Levine called on Mayor Mamdani to unclog the backlog — but didn't say how.
By: Kevin Duggan
Mamdani could make the World's Borough the "envy of the world."
By: Kevin Duggan
Unlike his predecessor, Mamdani vowed to not throw his Department of Transportation under the bus.
By: Kevin Duggan
Meanwhile, fewer than 1,200 restaurants currently have full approval for outdoor dining.
People walk in the Financial District, but the neighborhood's business group prioritizes the car.
