Council members scrutinized the MTA and city transportation agencies in Tuesday’s preliminary budget hearing, focusing on deficits, fares and capital projects.

A federal judge refused to dismiss an ADA challenge to NYC's Open Streets, allowing claims that barriers block paratransit and rideshares to move forward. The ruling could force DOT to redesign how barricades and access are managed.

Mayor Zohran Mamdani will direct NYC DOT to cut speeds to 15 mph in about 800 school slow‑zones under Sammy’s Law. The change phases in after a 60‑day public comment period.

Data tracked by anti‑idling monitors tie Amazon to nearly $10M in unpaid idling fines across NYC. City agencies and activists are pressing for collection and fleet electrification.

Hundreds of U.S. flights were canceled or delayed Saturday, snarling schedules at major hubs and triggering rebooking and hotel scrambles. Here’s what passengers should know.

Local 100 says 23 MTA buses were flagged for brake defects but still sent into service from the Gun Hill depot; the MTA says it follows safety rules.

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

A century-old F train stop in Brooklyn is being rebuilt with three ADA elevators, ramps and a new canopy as the MTA advances a multi-billion accessibility plan.

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.

A fallen tree near Kew Gardens forced LIRR trains to skip several Queens stops Wednesday, with the subway cross‑honoring tickets and TrainTime carrying updates.

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.

A 46-year-old man was killed after his motorized scooter struck a pothole on Liberty Avenue in Ozone Park; crews patched the hole after police investigated.

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.