The MTA warns drivers to update their E-ZPass before congestion pricing starts in NYC, which includes a $9 toll below 60th Street on weekdays, with a 50% premium for those without the pass.

NYC's transit and climate projects face legal and political challenges, including the congestion pricing program, Penn Station's renovation, and the BQE's overhaul, alongside the enforcement of Local Law 97 and the awarding of casino licenses.

Deadline to apply for NYC congestion pricing exemptions and discounts looms, as the program is set to start on January 5, affecting traffic below 60th Street in Manhattan.

Governor Kathy Hochul stops extra surge pricing on Manhattan congestion tolls amid backlash. She ensures no 25% increase on gridlock days, aiming to balance financial relief and traffic reduction.

A NYC judge refused to halt the city's congestion pricing plan, allowing tolling in Manhattan to begin as scheduled, despite ongoing legal challenges.

NYC expects record holiday travel; agencies boost services amidst JFK renovation. MTA offers special schedules, while airport travelers urged to arrive early and use public transit.

Amtrak service between NYC and Philadelphia faced delays due to downed wires, with disruptions expected to impact travelers into Monday. Despite active repairs, congestion was anticipated on Northeast Corridor lines.

Amtrak service is suspended between New York and Philadelphia due to downed overhead wires, affecting thousands of travelers. The disruption also impacts New Jersey Transit's Atlantic City Rail Line. Repair efforts are underway.

NYC Mayor Adams and Commissioner Cumbo launched "NYC Create in Place," a program to support city's cultural organizations with resources, aid, and partnerships.

The MTA plans to increase fares and tolls, with possible base fare rising to $3 by 2025, alongside implementing congestion pricing with most drivers paying $9 to enter certain zones.

Gov. Kathy Hochul has announced an additional 250 National Guard troops to increase subway security in NYC, making a total of 1,000, amid both praise and criticism.

Mayor Eric Adams has signed legislation focused on constructing 80,000 new homes and improving New York City's flood and sewer infrastructure, part of a commitment to affordable housing and urban development.

The MTA is considering fare hikes for NYC transit and implementing congestion pricing, while also planning to procure new subway cars. Residents are rallying against these changes.