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Brian Peteritas

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Brian Peteritas is a GOVERNING contributor.

Chicago Transportation Commissioner Gabe Klein, explaining why he proposed a zero goal for pedestrian traffic deaths in the city within ten years.
The number of pounds Bostonians must lose by April 23 to reach the citywide weight-loss goal set last year by Mayor Thomas Menino. The mayor wanted the city to shed 1 million pounds.
Legislators have moved slowly so far on the issue of pension reform. After a successful House vote last week, can lawmakers keep the momentum going?
In a move aimed to make the state appear more financially stable, the Governor and some lawmakers are working on a bill that would move the state's gold deposits from a Federal Reserve Bank in New York City to a secure location in Texas.
A new report shows that Web apps used by the public- and private-sector continue to be vulnerable to attack.
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The number of bullets legally allowed in a magazine under newly passed gun legislation in New York state. Gov. Andrew Cuomo, however, has already said he wants to revise the law's provision regarding magazine limits.
Robert Flanders, who was the state-appointed receiver for Central Falls, R.I.
Seeking to adapt to the changing demands of the digital age, some public libraries are beginning to loan out more than just books and movies.
As the area prepares to switch over to a county-run police force, a new training method focused on problem-solving in patrolled neighborhoods is being tested.
After saying no to Gov. Scott's original Medicaid expansion proposal, top Senate Republicans have proposed a plan to use the $55 billion offered as part of President Barack Obama’s health care law to funnel poor Floridians into subsidized, private health insurance.