An $800,000 study will test piping scorching Chambers Street platform heat into underground boreholes to warm Manhattan buildings come winter.

A diabetic passenger was aboard as riders sweated through smoke smells and darkness before rescue crews reached Moynihan Train Hall.

Parents no longer have to fold strollers to board any NYC bus, a change years in the making.

Legally parked Brooklyn drivers got slapped with fines and stubborn shame stickers as a new alternate-side parking trial launched in confusion.

An expired passport can derail an international trip before boarding. Here is what travelers through four major U.S. gateways need to know about validity rules and exceptions.

Carroll Gardens, Red Hook and Bedford-Stuyvesant are among the first Brooklyn neighborhoods targeted for New York City's 600-port curbside EV charging expansion.

El Al is expanding its Miami-Tel Aviv schedule as American, United and Delta remain cautious about returning to Israel.

Manhattan's annual car-free celebration returns Saturday with a route stretching from the Brooklyn Bridge to Dyckman Street.

The MTA has refurbished Harlem’s historic 125th Street 2/3 station with brighter lights, repaired platforms and refreshed interiors. The work is part of a wider push to revive subway stops across New York City.

Lufthansa is cutting its Frankfurt-JFK winter schedule from two daily flights to one. New York travelers will lose a departure option, though alternatives remain.

Westchester County has begun replacing aging Bee-Line bus shelters with brighter, more comfortable structures, with installations continuing through 2029.

Brooklyn’s 140-year-old Coney Island sewage plant has completed a $155 million modernization that cuts energy use and strengthens service for nearly 600,000 residents.

OMNY’s weekly cap and free-transfer promises are drawing complaints from New Yorkers who say the tap-and-go system is charging more than expected.