Federal Court Orders $30M Release for Gateway Hudson Tunnel, Raising Prospects for Stalled New York-New Jersey Project
The Gateway Hudson Tunnel project received $30 million of federal funding after a court order, with officials pushing for the rest of the withheld $205 million.
New Yorkers Navigate Snow-Entombed Cars and Clogged Streets After the Storm as Alternate Side Parking Pause Faces Scrutiny
New Yorkers face immobilized cars after a snowstorm, with suspended parking rules leading to a review of city vehicle use and creating opportunities for snow removal businesses.
Upper West Siders Wake Up To Dry Taps After Private Pipe Fiasco
A privately owned service line leaked on the Upper West Side Saturday, leaving several buildings with low pressure and no running water and prompting DEP and 311 guidance for residents.
New Ride-Share App Empower Defies NYC Regulations With Lower Fares, Faces Legal Scrutiny
Empower, a new NYC ride-share app offering lower fares by letting drivers keep 100% of their earnings in exchange for a monthly fee, faces legal challenges from the TLC for operating without a license and potentially putting riders at risk.
Gateway Tunnel Funding Remains on Hold as Trump Administration Appeals Court Ruling
Court ordered the release of $205 million for the Gateway Tunnel Project, but funds are still withheld pending an appeal, stalling the project and affecting jobs.
Hicksville Public Schools on Long Island Enforce Ban on E-bikes and E-scooters After Recent Incidents
Hicksville Public Schools in New York banned e-bikes and e-scooters from school grounds, citing safety and storage issues, with violators facing disciplinary actions and potential police confiscation.
NYC Subway Pet Policy Scrutiny Intensifies After Chow Chow's Electrocution at Bowling Green Station
A chow chow named Meatball was electrocuted on subway tracks, spotlighting tension between NYC's subway pet policy and actual practices. Enforcement of pets in carriers has declined, with mixed commuter reactions and inconsistent adherence to rules.
New York State DMV Offices to Shut Down Statewide for Technology Upgrade, Temporarily Halting Services
New York DMV offices statewide will close for several days for a major tech upgrade, aiming to improve services and efficiency. All services will be unavailable during this period. The upgrade involves consolidating systems, some dating back decades.
Feds Slam Brakes On Fly 10 As NYC E‑Bike Woes Explode
Federal regulators ordered a recall of Fly E‑Bike’s Fly 10 mopeds after tests found dangerously poor braking performance. The fix includes free pad replacements or, in some cases, full repurchase.











