Comptroller Brad Lander's audit reveals New York City's failure to collect $42.6 million in fines from school bus companies and outlines major issues and potential reforms for the flawed system.

The MTA is installing metal fins and paddles on NYC subway turnstiles to deter fare evasion, a move expected to save nearly $400 million in losses this year.

An NJ Transit bus crashed into a building in Midtown, causing damage but no pedestrian injuries; the driver was hospitalized. Coach USA is investigating the incident.

Governor Kathy Hochul announces a $269 million investment to enhance New York's water infrastructure, which includes federal and state funds for local projects aimed at ensuring safe water and replacing lead pipes.

Amtrak is six months into repairing the East River Tunnel, damaged by Superstorm Sandy, to ensure its future safety and reliability for New York commuters. Halfway done, despite setbacks, the project aims for completion in 2027.

Fifth Avenue in Midtown Manhattan will be car-free for the Holiday Open Streets program, allowing pedestrians to enjoy the holiday atmosphere, shopping, and entertainment around iconic landmarks like Rockefeller Center.

Debate around NYC congestion pricing intensifies, with differing views on its impact on traffic and criticism of Governor Hochul and MTA's approaches.

The MTA will reroute the F and M subway lines between Manhattan and Queens to reduce overcrowding and improve reliability during peak hours on weekdays.

MTA Chair Janno Lieber announced a strict new bus fare enforcement strategy in NYC, planning to use fare agents instead of police and adopting a European-style system post-MetroCard era.

United Airlines turned a flight back to Newark due to a medical emergency, causing an eight-hour delay for passengers.

NYC's DOT plans to install e-bike charging and battery-swapping cabinets across the boroughs for safety and convenience, responding to the rise in lithium-ion battery fires.

NYC Mayor Eric Adams and Commissioner Oddo announced new sidewalk shed designs to improve safety and aesthetics in the city, aiming for implementation by 2026.

The MTA in New York City is ending MetroCard sales on December 31 and is waiving the fee for OMNY cards to encourage the switch to the contactless system.