Amtrak is six months into repairing the East River Tunnel, damaged by Superstorm Sandy, to ensure its future safety and reliability for New York commuters. Halfway done, despite setbacks, the project aims for completion in 2027.

Fifth Avenue in Midtown Manhattan will be car-free for the Holiday Open Streets program, allowing pedestrians to enjoy the holiday atmosphere, shopping, and entertainment around iconic landmarks like Rockefeller Center.

A local judge's ruling halted a protected bike lane project in Astoria, sparking protests from safety advocates and a mixed response from businesses and a school.

Senior residents have audited Queens' 34th Avenue Open Street, highlighting issues with signage, seating, and enforcement, and calling for improvements.

Advocates rallied in Brooklyn for free buses and expanded affordable commuting options, ahead of a fare increase to $3. They seek to improve accessibility and expand the Fair Fares program for low-income riders.

NYC Ferry introduces the new St. George to Bay Ridge route, reconnecting Staten Island and Brooklyn and altering other routes due to subway changes. Commuters can expect frequent service and affordable fares with various ticket options.

New York's F and M subway lines have swapped routes between Manhattan and Queens to reduce congestion, but some commuters are concerned about the change.

A Queens judge ordered the removal of a partially installed bike lane on 31st Street in Astoria, after local businesses and a school sued, despite the city's safety data.

The NYC Ferry introduces redesigned routes including a new Brooklyn to Staten Island connection, aiming for more efficient commutes. Prices remain at $4.50, with discount options available.

Debate around NYC congestion pricing intensifies, with differing views on its impact on traffic and criticism of Governor Hochul and MTA's approaches.

The MTA will reroute the F and M subway lines between Manhattan and Queens to reduce overcrowding and improve reliability during peak hours on weekdays.

MTA Chair Janno Lieber announced a strict new bus fare enforcement strategy in NYC, planning to use fare agents instead of police and adopting a European-style system post-MetroCard era.

Governor Hochul announced the completion of $17.4 million in infrastructure improvements on the New York State Thruway, enhancing safety and travel for Central New York drivers.