State lawmakers and the TWU have refiled a push to require two-person subway crews as contract talks and automation debates converge.

An appeals court has allowed a wrongful-death trial over the 2016 death of cyclist Olga Cook at the West St–Chambers St crossing, saying the city may be liable for signal timing.

311 reports of potholes have jumped this year — Queens is shouldering nearly half the calls and drivers are reporting costly damage. DOT says crews are working to keep up.

Uber is rolling out a Women Drivers option across the U.S. as it faces thousands of sexual‑assault lawsuits and a recent $8.5M verdict.

The city’s 24‑month redesign study would add protected bike lanes, larger plazas and upgraded bus boarding along Manhattan’s 14th Street. Public workshops begin March 25.

Amtrak will replace key switches at Penn Station from March 6–15, adding delays to NJ Transit’s already reduced schedule. Riders should expect longer trips and crowded alternatives.

Service on the No. 7 line was halted between Hunters Point Avenue and 34th Street–Hudson Yards after a reported track fire near Vernon Boulevard–Jackson Avenue.

Family members and safety advocates marched Canal Street, placing memorials at fatal intersections and pressing NYC DOT to accelerate a long‑planned redesign. The walk underscored data showing repeated injuries and deaths on the corridor.

Community Board 4 asked Mayor Mamdani to make Hell’s Kitchen and Chelsea a 20 mph slow zone under Sammy’s Law, citing 2025 crash data.

A Manhattan federal judge found American Transit Insurance breached its duty to defend Uber in 23 crash suits and ordered the carrier to cover legal fees.

Council members grilled DOT officials Tuesday over missed bus and bike lane targets as the five‑year Streets Plan nears its deadline.

A federal judge ruled the Trump administration unlawfully tried to end Manhattan's congestion pricing, preserving the tolls and the revenue that funds MTA upgrades.

A Long Island Rail Road repairman says a train’s black‑water tank discharged raw sewage onto his head at the Hillside Maintenance Facility; he has sued the railroad, alleging safety failures.