NYC's Department of Transportation created "microhubs" on the Upper West Side to streamline deliveries and reduce vehicle pollution, with plans for more hubs citywide to manage a forecasted surge in goods movement.

NY got a 30-day extension on its congestion pricing program, which charges vehicles entering Manhattan, despite federal criticism and threats to withdraw funding.

Former Downtown Manhattan Heliport operator, William Wachtel, proposes converting the heliport into a park post a fatal crash. Lawmakers consider restrictions on non-essential flights for public safety.

New York State invests over $175 million in local water infrastructure, as announced by Governor Kathy Hochul, to support public health and job creation.

New York Attorney General Letitia James secured a $2.5 million settlement against Big Bus Tours and Twin America for anticompetitive practices in the city's bus tour market.

Amtrak and NJ Transit commit $12 million to upgrade Penn Station infrastructure, addressing past disruptions and preparing for summer heat-related issues, despite potential new disruptions and concerns over federal funding.

New York City will transform over 50 streets into car-free zones on April 26th for Earth Day, featuring public art, music, and activities aimed at promoting environmental awareness and reducing carbon footprints.

MTA and Trump administration may extend NYC congestion pricing tolls, with 82,000 fewer daily vehicles and $51.9 million revenue in February. Traffic data supports program's success, as city confronts urban challenges.

The MTA and the Trump administration reportedly reached an agreement to potentially extend NYC's congestion pricing tolls until fall, as court documents revealed a delayed decision timeline.

A LendingTree study finds Manhattan has NYC's worst drivers, with Brooklyn having the highest insurance rates, despite Manhattan's poor record. NYC drivers face worsening congestion due to more ride-shares and infrastructure changes.

The MTA is testing smartphones, like Google Pixels, to detect subway track irregularities with higher accuracy than human inspectors, aiming to improve NYC subway safety.

Two mini cranes collapsed in Midtown Manhattan onto a sidewalk shed, with no injuries reported. The Department of Buildings is investigating the incident.

The MTA's first redesign of the NYC subway map since 1979 has received mixed reactions, with some riders calling for practical improvements over aesthetic changes.