Penn Station Clampdown: LIRR Riders Funneled Through Fewer Doors Ahead Of Holiday Crush
Penn Station will be open July 2–3 with regular LIRR service, but some entrances will be limited. LIRR points riders to TrainTime and alternate terminals for updates.
Quebec Power Lifeline To NYC Blinks Out As Heat Bakes City
A newly active Canada‑to‑New York power cable tripped offline during the July heat wave, cutting a key supply and prompting city pleas for conservation as crews work to restore service.
NYC Streets Hit Record Safe Streak as Pedestrian Deaths Plunge
DOT data show pedestrian deaths fell to 46 in the first half of 2026 — the lowest half-year total since Vision Zero began — even as overall traffic fatalities ticked up. City officials credit redesigns and enforcement but advocates say more work is needed.
Uptown Cyclists Still Stalled As Tiny Hudson Bridge Creeps Into Year 17 Of “Temporary” Fixes
An 80‑foot bridge on the Hudson River Greenway has been delayed for 17 years; city says design work is underway but hasn’t published a construction timeline. Advocates want a firm schedule and safe detours.
57th Street M Line Stop Scores First All-Elevator Win Under Zoning Deal
The MTA says 57th Street on the M is the first station made fully accessible through the city's Zoning for Accessibility program. Private developer funding delivered two new elevators.
Court Street Bike Lane Battle: Cobble Hill Shops Say Curb Is Getting Crushed
A new parking-protected bike lane on Court Street has merchants complaining about lost parking and trickier deliveries. DOT says the changes improve safety and will be reviewed.
Queens DOT Yard Gets $121M Makeover In High-Stakes Willets Point Revamp
A $121M overhaul is replacing the DOT's aging Harper Street yard in Willets Point with a modern, flood‑resistant hub. Construction is phased to keep the yard running.
JetBlue Pilot Says Rogue Drone Slammed Jet Near JFK Runway
A JetBlue pilot reported the aircraft was struck by a drone on approach to JFK at about 3,000 feet and landed safely. FAA and local authorities are investigating amid other recent near‑misses.
Lovelock Stoplight Vanishes, Coast-to-Coast I-80 Finally Runs Nonstop
Nevada DOT says a new stretch of I‑80 near Lovelock removes the highway’s last coast‑to‑coast traffic signal, announced on the Interstate system’s June 29 anniversary.












