New Yorkers Share Their Thoughts on the City's Most Frustrating Issues. In a recent public forum, residents of the five boroughs gathered to discuss some of the city's most pressing concerns. Among the topics up for debate were the reliability of MTA elevators, the influence of union power in city government, and the high costs of parking near iconic landmarks like the Reflecting Pool in Central Park. From complaints about delayed subway repairs to questions about the role of labor unions in shaping city policy, New Yorkers had plenty to say. As the city continues to grapple with these issues, one thing is clear: residents are eager for change.
Readers sound off on MTA elevators, union power and Reflecting Pool charges New York Daily News
