Governor Kathy Hochul faces pressure to reinstate NYC's congestion pricing, with potential federal opposition from President-elect Trump and $15 billion at stake for MTA improvements.

NYU researchers are retracting a study on MTA worker assaults due to a compromised survey, exposed to non-workers on Facebook, leading to unreliable data.

Gov. Hochul urges Amtrak to restore full Empire Service amid East River Tunnel rehabilitation, expressing concern over the impact on New York travelers.

Governor Kathy Hochul will present a revised congestion pricing plan for Lower Manhattan with a starting fare of $9, amid ongoing debates and legal challenges.

New York Governor Kathy Hochul's congestion pricing plan faces opposition from the Firefighter's Union and multiple legal challenges, despite the reduced toll proposal for Manhattan entry.

Subway services in NYC were disrupted after a person was struck by a train at Delancey Street-Essex Street station, leading to partial suspension of J and M lines.

The Port Authority of NY and NJ approved a 75% cost increase for Newark Airport's new AirTrain, totaling $3.5 billion, due to COVID-19's impact on the construction industry.

The MTA board is voting on congestion pricing, potentially initiating a reduced toll for Manhattan drivers, with public input welcomed. The proposal aims to fund the MTA and reduce traffic.

Central Park's roads are being redesigned to prioritize pedestrians and cyclists, including repaving and lane redefinitions, with plans to start by summer 2025.

NYC mandates removal of dining sheds, forcing restaurants to adapt to new outdoor dining regulations effective April 1 with a focus on temporary structures.

Amtrak will increase round trips on the Empire Service line between New York City and Albany from 10 to 12, starting on December 2. The temporary restoration responds to demands for reliable train travel along this critical corridor.

The Downtown Manhattan Heliport is set to transition to new operators, Downtown Skyport LLC, poised to introduce eVTOLs, with a public hearing scheduled for December 9 to confirm the shift.

MTA is considering using drones to track its buses, sparking unions' concerns about job security and the efficacy of the technology. Union leaders call the plan wasteful and advocate for investigation into the MTA's technological spending.

TopView bus company has accused rival Aurora of regulatory violations in NYC. Aurora refutes claims, showing permits. US Coachways in Staten Island faces customer complaints and an F BBB rating.

The George Washington Bridge is undergoing a $2 billion renovation to revitalize its cables and add a dehumidification system, ensuring its longevity.

NJ Transit rail services experienced significant delays and suspensions due to Amtrak overhead wire problems near Newark, affecting various lines and causing travelers to seek alternative routes.

Service on NJ Transit and Amtrak is resuming after a day of severe delays caused by overhead wire issues near Newark, affecting commuters across Pennsylvania, New Jersey, and New York.

NYC's congestion pricing program aims to reduce traffic but may unevenly affect air quality, raising concerns especially in the South Bronx about increased pollution and health issues.

NYC's subway retail spaces are largely vacant, with mayoral candidates suggesting repurposing them as social service hubs, though detailed funding plans are lacking.

NYC DOT has completed a redesign of Manhattan's 96th Street, with new bus lanes and safety improvements to improve traffic and public transportation efficiency.

The Port Authority Bus Terminal in Manhattan is set for a $10 billion redevelopment starting next year, promising modern amenities and design in the world's busiest bus hub.

NYC officials plan to transform Fifth Avenue into a pedestrian-friendly zone, with expanded sidewalks and green spaces, aiming to boost the city's economy while improving pedestrian experience.

NYC's MTA enforces a 32-hour alcohol ban on LIRR and Metro-North for SantaCon, with increased police presence.

Multiple NYC subway lines experienced significant delays during Thursday's rush hour due to mechanical and signal issues, extending frustrations from Wednesday's 7 train service suspension.

NYPD and sanitation officials in NYC are targeting vehicles with fake or obscured plates, seizing 5,000 since September, to combat potential evasion of upcoming congestion pricing tolls.

The Port Authority announced PATH train fare will rise by 25 cents to $3, and tolls for Hudson River crossings by 25 cents, starting January 12, 2025.

The MTA is ordering 80 new 'open gangway' subway cars to improve commutes in NYC, with delivery by 2028. This is part of a $1.3 billion purchase financed by congestion pricing revenues.

JetBlue's CEO Joanna Geraghty called on president-elect Trump to improve the US air traffic control system, citing technology and staffing issues that strain industry operations.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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

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.

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.

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.

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

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.

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.

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.

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.

New Jersey officials are legally challenging New York City's congestion pricing plan, which is set to start soon, expressing health concerns and seeking a Temporary Restraining Order.

The MTA is installing metal barriers on subway platforms in Brooklyn and Manhattan for passenger safety, following incidents of people being struck by trains.

NYC's congestion pricing is set to start Sunday after a judge dismissed NJ's objections, clearing legal hurdles for the traffic reduction and MTA funding plan.

NYC drivers now pay a $9 fee to enter Manhattan's busiest areas to reduce congestion and fund public transportation improvements. Reactions are mixed, and safety concerns persist.

Manhattan below 60th Street implements congestion pricing during peak hours to alleviate traffic and fund public transit, marking a notable change for NYC commuters.

Governor Kathy Hochul proposes upgrades to the Hudson Valley rail system, aiming to cut travel times and improve reliability, with a focus on resilience and connectivity.

NYC officials are targeting drivers using obscured license plates to evade congestion pricing tolls, proposing fines for such obstructions and emphasizing road safety enforcement.

Subway ridership in NYC slightly rose following congestion pricing, while some drivers avoid tolls by walking. NYPD adds 200 officers for transit safety; Mayor Adams defers MTA financial issues to the state.

Governor Kathy Hochul announces a $100 million fund through New York's ZETT program to support the transition of transit fleets to zero-emission vehicles, aligning with the state's climate goals.

Drivers in Manhattan are using illegal kits to obscure license plates from traffic cameras, aiming to evade congestion pricing tolls. New York State deems selling these materials illegal, with fines up to $500.

Governor Kathy Hochul announced the completion of the $3.5 million rehabilitation of I-81 bridge in Syracuse, coming in under budget and expected to last 25 more years, supported by the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law.

Governor Hochul announced that New York issued over 129,000 tickets during a crackdown on impaired and reckless driving from Dec. 11, 2024, to Jan. 1, 2025.

PATH train fares have increased for the first time since 2014, with a single journey now costing $3. Concomitantly, multi-trip passes have also seen a price rise.

A proposal to add a surcharge on event tickets in NYC aims to raise funds for park maintenance, with potential to generate $190 million annually based on the city's ticket sales revenue.

NYC is slowly upgrading its subway system's outdated 1930s technology, which causes delays and requires in-house part manufacturing, to modern digital technology.

Manhattan saw a 7.5% drop in traffic with the introduction of the MTA's congestion pricing, easing congestion slightly but not significantly impacting subway ridership or inner-city traffic speeds.

New York City's congestion pricing reduces tunnel commute times but has a minimal citywide impact. There's a backlash from New Jersey, with proposals for a 'reverse congestion pricing' toll and legal action against the scheme.

A $1.9 billion federal loan is awarded to the Port Authority for constructing a new Midtown Manhattan bus terminal, with a total project cost of $10 billion.

A power outage in Manhattan caused significant delays on subway lines during rush hour, affecting the B and C trains. Service was restored by 7:30 p.m. with ongoing severe delays.

TSA seized fewer guns at NYC-area airports in 2024 compared to 2023, with a total of 42 guns found. Newark Airport set a record with 21 gun interceptions. Nationwide, there was a slight decrease in gun interceptions at airports.

A severe winter storm disrupted Northeast travel, with New York facing cancellations, delays, and power outages. Trump's pre-inauguration event moved indoors due to the cold.

New York Governor Hochul's safety plan for the subway includes more NYPD officers on overnight trains, mental health outreach, and anti-fare evasion measures.

Chinatown residents and leaders are upset about being excluded from the planning of a new $3.7 billion "mega jail," fearing local impact and demanding transparency.

Thursday evening PATH service between Hoboken and WTC was disrupted due to a broken rail, causing delays and leading to cross-honoring of tickets on alternate transit. Service later resumed.

MTA data shows a decline in vehicles and improvement in travel times in Manhattan’s central business district due to congestion pricing, with a 51% drop in traffic-related injuries reported.

Canadian freighter The Manitoulin, stuck in Lake Erie ice, was freed by the Coast Guard and continued to Canada.

TWU Local 100 President Richard Davis resigned amid sexual misconduct allegations, with the union citing health reasons. Internal charges have been initiated, with John V. Chiarello to oversee operations until a new election.

Manhattan's congestion pricing has sped up commutes but costs drivers more. Traffic volume only dropped by 5%, less than expected, yet MTA reports travel time savings. Revenue details are pending as funds will support subway upgrades.

Governor Kathy Hochul reported a 26% decrease in NYC subway fare evasion and a 9.1% drop in bus fare evasion, attributing this to enhanced MTA enforcement and infrastructure upgrades.

The Hoboken PATH station is closed for a 25-day overhaul including track and station repairs, with alternate transportation options provided for commuters.

A Morning Consult poll shows 60% of NYC voters support congestion pricing, with reports of faster travel and a 7% subway usage increase, despite some discontent over costs.

New Jersey drivers face parking difficulties in Upper Manhattan due to NYC's congestion pricing, leading to longer-held spots and increased competition for street parking.

MTA reports a 7.5% drop in traffic due to congestion pricing in Manhattan, but needs $33 billion more for capital plans. Governor Hochul considers new taxes for the shortfall.

New York City's congestion pricing sparks debate over exemptions and financial impact on workers like teachers, with legal and political challenges ongoing.

Manhattan officials advocate for residential parking permits to manage the influx of out-of-town vehicles and secure local infrastructure funding amidst congestion pricing challenges.

Plans for public plazas in Brooklyn and Manhattan spark differing reactions, with East New York residents fearing gentrification while Chelsea nears upscale completion.

Officials warn of a scam involving fake texts about unpaid tolls related to NYC's congestion pricing, exploiting E-ZPass users by requesting personal info and directing them to pay through non-official links.

A signal issue at Penn Station caused significant delays for NJ Transit, Amtrak, and LIRR, with some services suspended and others facing up to 90-minute delays.

Governor Hochul announces a $33.6 million replacement for the U.S. Route 11 bridge over the Oneida River, expected to maintain local economic vitality and improve safety.

New York City's congestion pricing program earned $48.6 million in its first month, close to projections, despite political challenges and slight revenue shortfall. Traffic decreased by 10-30%.

The Hoboken PATH station reopens after a 25-day closure for repairs, including upgrades from a $430 million restoration initiative to improve operations and infrastructure.

Manhattan subway stations experienced disruptions from two separate incidents: a smoke condition and a fire, with emergency services responding and no major injuries reported.

Governor Kathy Hochul announced the opening of a new staircase and passageway at Grand Central to reduce congestion on the Flushing Line platform, as part of infrastructure improvements.

Gov. Kathy Hochul is committed to New York's congestion pricing plan, which is opposed by the Trump administration and faces potential legal battles, but which continues to generate significant revenue for the MTA.

The Trump administration ordered New York to end congestion pricing tolls, leading to a lawsuit from Governor Hochul and the MTA. The program's future is uncertain amid legal disputes.

Metro-North Railroad has added a new "Heritage Series" locomotive, No. 222, sporting the historic New Haven Railroad colors, to educate riders about the railroad's history.

Lawmakers in New York City are planning a $35 million pilot project using 150 cameras to automatically ticket double parking and other traffic violations to reduce congestion and increase safety.

The MTA spends up to $1,900 per gate for subway safety, with significant costs at stations like First Avenue, as part of Gov. Hochul's safety initiative, which has led to a decrease in transit crimes.

A report shows increasing NYC support for congestion pricing despite an impending deadline from the Trump administration to scrap the program, with Governor Hochul and the MTA fighting to maintain it, citing decreased traffic and revenue benefits.

Proposals to redesign New York's Penn Station showcase competing visions, including shifting Madison Square Garden and embracing classical architecture, with the debate focusing on practicality, aesthetics, and funding.

Governor Kathy Hochul celebrated Metro-North Railroad's 100% on-time performance on March 9 and the LIRR's near 97% on-time rate this year, indicating improved reliability and rising ridership on New York's train services.

Governor Hochul announces an $8.8 million road rehabilitation project in Oneida County to improve roadways and pedestrian safety in the Village of Clinton.

Manhattan's 264th St. Patrick's Day Parade is set to take place with 2 million people expected, street closures, and added trains. It will be broadcast live for those who can't attend.

A federal deadline approaches that may end NYC's congestion pricing; state officials, including Governor Hochul, oppose it, while the MTA sues to keep the program, which has reduced traffic.

U.S. Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy has given the MTA an ultimatum to submit a subway safety plan or risk losing funds, amidst debates over crime statistics and a contested congestion pricing toll program.

MTA will stop selling MetroCards by year-end, with current cards usable for six more months. Riders can switch to OMNY cards for contactless payment, with existing MetroCard balances transferable.

Gov. Hochul marks one year of a task force fighting "ghost cars" in NYC, leading to 902 arrests and 39,000 summonses, with support from multiple agencies and new technology.

New York City's congestion pricing has been extended a 30-day deadline by the federal government, amidst criticism from New Jersey and legal debates over federal authority to enforce compliance.

The NTSB recommends vulnerability assessments for 70 U.S. bridges, including 15 in NY and NJ, after the Key Bridge collapse in Maryland to prevent similar tragedies.

NYC's MTA collected over $100 million from congestion pricing in two months, despite political tension involving Trump and federal funding debates. Traffic and bus speeds improved slightly.

Governor Hochul announced a $7.5 million bridge replacement project over I-90 in Onondaga County, targeting the Townline Road bridge to enhance safety and mobility.

NYC to expand its automated traffic enforcement camera network, increasing red-light cameras and implementing new technologies to improve traffic safety. Verra Mobility will operate the system, emphasizing public safety and equitable enforcement.

Governor Kathy Hochul announced a $61.5 million pavement project for the NY Thruway to improve 4.3 miles between Ontario and Monroe. The project includes a "crack and seat" repair method and aims to be completed by fall 2026.

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.

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

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 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.

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.

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.

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 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.

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

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.

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

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.

Amtrak takes over the Penn Station reconstruction, promising taxpayer savings and improved efficiency despite past project mismanagement concerns. Governor Hochul supports the change, with Amtrak confident in its revamped project delivery approach.

Amtrak reduces service between Albany and NYC due to East River Tunnel repairs, causing layovers and congestion, despite efforts to add cars to some trains.

The MTA expands automated enforcement to M2 and M4 bus routes in Manhattan, issuing fines to drivers blocking lanes, aiming to improve bus speeds and reduce collisions.

NJ Transit prepares for a possible locomotive engineer strike in May, urging remote work and advising on alternative transportation options as union negotiations stall over wage demands.

New York State will invest $68.4 billion in the NYC subway system, funding upgrades including new subway cars, buses, and an Interborough Express line.

The TD Five Boro Bike Tour will see 32,000 cyclists pedaling through New York City's five boroughs on a 40-mile route, featuring cultural festivities and requiring extensive street closures.

United Airlines cuts 35 daily flights at Newark Liberty International Airport due to staffing shortages, technical problems, and ongoing construction, causing widespread delays and cancellations.

New York City hosted the 47th TD Five Boro Bike Tour with 30,000 cyclists, aiming to promote car-free cityscapes and fund free bike education programs.

New York AG Letitia James and 16 states sue the U.S. DOT for illegally freezing funds designated for electric vehicle charging infrastructure, impacting climate change initiatives.

NJ Transit and the BLET head to Washington for mediation before a potential strike that could impact 350,000 daily commuters, amid disputes over engineer salaries.

MTA Chair Janno Lieber inaugurates new bike and pedestrian paths on the Robert F. Kennedy Bridge, enhancing connectivity between Manhattan, the Bronx, and Randall's Island.

An "innocuous cooking instrument" found at the 86th Street subway station led to NYPD investigations and major train service interruptions on the Upper West Side.

A confirmed measles case in Newark Airport from a non-resident has put passengers on alert; potential exposure occurred on May 12. Health officials stress the importance of the MMR vaccine.

A dramatic scene unfolded on the East River when a Mexican Navy training vessel lost power and slammed into the Brooklyn Bridge, sending its towering masts crashing down. The ship's 277 passengers, mostly naval cadets, faced a terrifying moment as the "Ambassador and Knight of the Seas" transformed from a majestic sailing vessel into a damaged casualty of New York's famous waterway.

An NJ Transit strike in New Jersey has caused commuters to use costly alternatives like Amtrak, impacting over 100,000 riders and local businesses, and causing broader economic concerns.

NYPD enhances security for the Israel Day Parade, with metal detectors and no Central Park access to the route, amidst heightened emotions and ongoing conflict tensions.

A deal between NJ Transit and BLET ends a four-day rail strike in New Jersey, with service resuming for over 100,000 riders. The agreement, pending a member vote, addresses wage disputes without raising fares.

NYC Mayor Eric Adams plans to invest $400 million to transform Fifth Avenue into a pedestrian-focused boulevard, redesigning the street and updating underground infrastructure.

Former NYC Transit President Andy Byford is appointed to lead the Penn Station overhaul, returning to NY after previously resigning due to past conflicts.

Debate surrounds the funding of New York's MTA, with Democrats claiming tax cuts for small businesses and Republicans arguing it's a tax hike. The MTA plans to cut costs, not increase debt, to fund its $65 billion construction program.

The MTA is defending its congestion pricing program in NYC against federal opposition, with a court hearing set for arguments on a preliminary injunction to prevent penalties while the case is deliberated.

The MTA is expanding cell service to G train subway tunnels and underwater 4 and 5 train tunnels, as part of a broader project to bring 5G to NYC's underground transit, with no direct cost to the public.

Governors Hochul and Murphy initiated the construction of a new Midtown Bus Terminal in Manhattan, aiming to enhance transit and the local area, create jobs, and modernize infrastructure with a zero-emissions facility.

Mayor Eric Adams has ordered a crackdown on pedicabs and other issues in Central Park to improve safety and visitor experience, with increased enforcement and new measures such as more security cameras and lighting.

Newark Airport's major runway reopens early, aiming to reduce recent delays and flight disruptions, while further improvements continue on weeknights and weekends.

NYC Mayor Eric Adams proposes a 15 mph speed limit for e-bikes and scooters to improve safety, facing opposition over potential negative impacts on delivery workers.

Mayor Eric Adams has reopened "The Arches" near the Brooklyn Bridge, enhancing the public space with $50 million in funding for seating, greenery, and lighting, supporting summer activities.

The FAA limits flights at Newark Airport until the end of 2025 to address construction, staffing, and technology issues causing delays and cancellations.

A smoke condition at Grand Central Station disrupted LIRR service, affecting multiple branches. Emergency responders attended the scene, with the cause under investigation.

LIRR service was disrupted by a tunnel fire near Grand Central, causing delays and minor injuries to firefighters and an employee. Service resumed by afternoon.

Governor Kathy Hochul announces $325 million in grants to support New York State's water infrastructure improvements, targeting public health and economic development.

A federal judge ruled in favor of states, led by NY AG Letitia James, blocking the DOT from tying transportation funds to immigration policy compliance.

Governor Hochul celebrated the Draft Environmental Impact Statement release for Micron's $100 billion investment in New York, advancing the project for the largest cleanroom and approximately 50,000 jobs.

Newark Airport launched nonstop Arajet flights to Santo Domingo, connecting the large Dominican community in the New York-New Jersey region to their home country and boosting cultural and economic ties.

The MTA approved a $2.3 billion investment for 316 new train cars, replacing the old M3 cars with modern M9A cars, featuring upgrades like USB ports, by 2030.

A collision between multiple buses at NYC's Port Authority Bus Terminal led to closures and minor injuries, with commuters redirected to nearby stations.

Governor Kathy Hochul announces over $36 million in funding for 48 projects in New York to modernize infrastructure and support housing through the County Infrastructure Grant Program.

NYC's congestion pricing significantly reduces vehicles and improves traffic and mass transit usage, despite legal challenges. It aims for a $15 billion MTA upgrade, and it shows safety and noise complaint improvements.

New York City's Mayor Adams and DOT Commissioner Rodriguez announced the creation of the Department of Sustainable Delivery within the DOT to enforce laws on illegal e-vehicle activities and ensure safe delivery practices by app companies.

The No. 1 subway line in Upper Manhattan was disrupted due to a water leak at the 168th Street station, causing hours of suspension until service was restored in the evening. Repairs to century-old infrastructure did not initially succeed.

PATH system faced equipment failures and service disruptions, causing overcrowding and delays. Hoboken's mayor and commuters call for reforms despite ongoing modernization efforts.

Heavy rain in NYC led to significant flooding, disrupting subway services which were restored by Tuesday morning. Flash flood warnings were issued across boroughs and the Tri-State Area.

A stormwater geyser at the 28th Street subway station highlights how Manhattan's historical landscape impacts modern infrastructure, with officials seeking resilient transit solutions.

Governor Hochul announced the completion of protective platform barriers in over 50 NYC subway stations, part of safety measures including LED lighting upgrades, to enhance the security for riders and workers.

New York Governor Hochul and MTA announced subway accessibility upgrades for 12 more stations, part of the plan to make 70% of rides ADA-compliant by 2029.

PATH train service between Hoboken and New York faces delays due to ongoing repairs after a derailment caused by a faulty track switch, with alternative travel options extended for commuters.

A power outage disrupted NYC subway service, affecting several lines and passenger commutes amid high temperatures. MTA investigated causes, highlighting infrastructure strains due to heat.

The MTA plans to increase transit fares and bridge/tunnel tolls, eliminate MetroCards for OMNY, with a maximum $36 spend on subway/bus fares per week. Public hearings will precede a fall vote on changes.

NYC Mayor Eric Adams announced a plan involving a public-private partnership to revamp the 14th Street corridor with a focus on public spaces and pedestrian experiences, supported by a $3 million budget.

Governor Kathy Hochul announces a project to build 265 mixed-income homes next to Beacon Metro-North Station, aiming to revitalize an underutilized area and improve New York's housing situation.

A fire under a PATH train in Jersey City caused evacuations, treatment for smoke inhalation for 13 people, and service disruptions during the Monday morning commute.

Plans for the 34th Street busway in Midtown Manhattan are advancing, with Mayor Adams' support and city council committee approval. The busway is part of a larger rezoning plan to improve housing and transit.

NYC's DOT is making safety improvements at a dangerous Chinatown intersection after a fatal crash. Changes include barriers, lower speed limits, and lane narrowing. Charges were filed against those involved in the accident.

The Harbor Charger, a hybrid-electric ferry, launches in NYC, offering faster, eco-friendly trips to Governors Island.

The MTA has installed benches at Grand Central Madison designed to prevent lying down, a move that has sparked debate over "hostile architecture" and the need for more seating.

Citi Bike, operated by Lyft, will introduce age verification to ensure riders are at least 16 years old, as reported by Gothamist. This follows concerns about underage riders and e-bike accidents.

The MTA is beginning a major development of the Second Avenue Subway extension into East Harlem, with a $2 billion contract promising Q train service expansion.

MTA proposes a fare increase to $3 for NYC subways and buses, facing backlash and public hearings. This funds infrastructure and the $1.9 billion Second Avenue Subway expansion. Public input is sought before final decisions.

Mayor Adams and DSNY announce progress in NYC's cleanliness efforts, including removing 15 million pounds of litter and advancing the use of rat-resistant bins.

Waymo received a permit to test autonomous vehicles in New York City, with strict oversight and data-sharing requirements, amid mixed reactions regarding safety and traffic impact.

No. 7 train service in NYC was disrupted after a person was fatally struck at Grand Central, causing a suspension between Manhattan and Queens. Alternative routes and LIRR assistance were offered.

NYC subway service was disrupted due to a power outage, affecting C, A, and D train lines, with the MTA providing alternate travel options for commuters.

NYC taxi drivers rally against Waymo's driverless car tests, fearing job loss and safety issues, while Waymo and city officials emphasize safety and innovation.

New York City reversed a decision to convert free parking spots to metered parking on the Upper West Side after local backlash, with the DOT agreeing to restore free parking and re-evaluate the situation with community input.

Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy will announce the timeline for the Penn Station revamp in New York City, aiming for construction to start by the end of 2027. The project has secured a $43 million federal grant for the engineering phase.

Federal officials revise Penn Station's expansion plan, avoiding complete demolition of a Midtown block, with a project start slated for 2027 with a more conservative approach focused on efficiency and navigability.

An accident near New York City's Lincoln Tunnel caused substantial delays during the morning commute, with lane closures and traffic that backed up to the New Jersey Turnpike.

The Hoboken PATH station is closed through Labor Day for urgent repairs, with alternative transit options like free shuttles and ferry ticket discounts provided.

NYC Comptroller's report grades over half of city buses with a fail for speed and reliability; Manhattan buses perform worst. Proposals to improve include free rides and new busways. MTA faces challenges but shows progress in some areas.

MTA is preparing for a potential LIRR strike on September 18, with unions seeking a 15% raise over three years, versus MTA's 9.5% offer. Plans include shuttle buses to Queens stations if the strike occurs.

NYC's subway reported its safest summer with a 9% drop in crime, attributed to increased NYPD patrols and security measures which Governor Hochul plans to maintain.

A water main break in Inwood, Manhattan led to significant street flooding, with crews working to stop the water flow and repair the damage. The break's cause is unknown, and repairs' timeline is unclear.

LIRR unions seek intervention from the Trump administration to avoid a strike, while Governor Hochul blames Trump for the situation. The MTA prepares shuttle bus services in case of a strike.

New York City announces 20 Gridlock Alert Days during the U.N. General Assembly and the holiday season, urging public transit use to ease traffic expected to slow to 4 mph in Midtown.

Mayor Eric Adams launched the $218 million Red Hook Coastal Resiliency project to combat coastal flooding and extreme weather in NYC, with completion expected by summer 2028.

The U.N. General Assembly in Manhattan leads to gridlock, with traffic potentially below 4 mph. Street closures and heightened NYPD security accompany world leader visits, advising residents to avoid personal vehicles.

Governor Kathy Hochul announces the early launch of Metro-North's "super-express" trains between Poughkeepsie and NYC, now starting October 6, reducing travel time to under 90 minutes. This service aims to improve commutes and boost economic growth.

A crackdown at Penn Station by Amtrak Police on public lewdness has led to a rise in arrests and at least 20 men detained by ICE. Critics question the potential for rights violations and discriminatory targeting.

The MTA is considering geothermal cooling for NYC subway stations to alleviate high temperatures, focusing on the feasibility for stations like 167th and 181st Street on Line No. 1.

A voltage drop caused a brief blackout at Grand Central Terminal, leading to disrupted services and trapped employees. Power was restored within an hour.

The MTA revised planned fare hikes after public feedback, with modest increases for subway and bus fares, changes in ticket expirations for railroads, and introduce new discounts, while tolls could see a 7.5% rise.

NYC lawmakers criticize Amtrak Police for discriminatory arrests in Penn Station's men's restroom, likened to "Stonewall era" tactics, demanding an end to the crackdown.

The Trump administration has put an $18 billion investment in NYC rail tunnel and subway projects on hold, citing concerns over "unconstitutional diversity, equity, and inclusion principles."

PATH train service in NJ and Manhattan was disrupted early Thursday due to a broken rail. Services were suspended and delays followed, with cross-honoring and ferry options provided to commuters.

An NJ Transit bus caught fire on the NJ Turnpike due to a tire blowout, leading to delays. All 49 passengers and the operator evacuated safely and no injuries were reported.

The Mexican Navy's ship Cuauhtémoc left NYC six months after a collision with the Brooklyn Bridge, drawing community support and reflecting on the loss of two sailors.

NYC Mayor Eric Adams supports a legal fight to preserve $12 million in anti-terrorism funding for the subway system, contesting the DHS's funding cut decision.

A court upheld New York's plea to block DHS from withdrawing $33 million in anti-terrorism funds from its transit system due to the state's 'sanctuary' policies.