Two Brooklyn subway junctions are at the center of the MTA’s latest plan to reduce cascading delays and speed up service.

Janette Sadik-Khan is back in New York’s transit power structure, pushing fast buses, street fixes and smarter subway upgrades.

The MTA’s annual budget deficits could approach $900 million by 2030 as labor, health care and paratransit costs rise.

High water and debris have canceled Amtrak Empire Service between New York City and Albany through at least Wednesday afternoon.

A rider on a high-powered e-moto died in a crash near the Brooklyn Bridge, where cars and electric vehicles share a cramped Lower Manhattan corridor. The incident highlights the city’s murky line between e-bikes and mopeds.

The MTA has already overspent its overtime budget by $176 million, with nearly 1,000 workers earning more in overtime than base pay.

Flightradar24 logged a single‑day tracking record of 153,359 commercial flights on July 23, driven by peak summer schedules and wider ADS‑B coverage. The total reflects the platform’s visibility, not a passenger census.

East Harlem just got a rare MTA victory lap. The Park Avenue Viaduct rebuild wrapped early, under budget and without Metro-North chaos.

American Airlines has dropped service to 15 transatlantic cities, shrinking its Europe map and pushing more travelers onto partner carriers or longer connections. The cuts highlight fleet and fuel pressures shaping the carrier’s international network.

New York is putting $58M into Long Island roads and airport surfaces — repaving about 104 lane miles, reworking intersections and resurfacing a Republic Airport runway. Much of the work is set through the end of 2026 with some projects stretching into summer 2027.

A five-foot-wide sinkhole opened on Nepperhan Avenue after an aging brick sewer collapsed, closing northbound lanes and bringing crews to the scene.

A sinkhole at Morris Avenue and East 171st has neighbors worried after at least one vehicle was damaged and city crews said they would assess the site. Residents warn motorists to slow down.

NYC DOT's Canal Street overhaul would convert Grand Street into a 16‑block, two‑way bike route — but the proposed lanes total just eight feet, drawing swift criticism.