The MTA is phasing out MetroCards with vehicles to assist NYC commuters transition to the OMNY system by offering balance transfers and information on its benefits.

The MTA struggles with dirty L train cars due to a broken car-washer, impacting commuters' experience. A proactive cleaning approach is set for Midtown subway stations during holidays.

A report criticizes NYC's waste plan for not including recycling and composting in new containerization efforts, despite DSNY's defense of the strategy. Critics argue it's a missed chance for efficiency.

Mayor Eric Adams announced two Project Labor Agreements with the Building & Construction Trades Council to enhance labor practices in NYC capital projects, focusing on fair wages, safety, and community hiring for $7B worth of projects.

Rick Cotton, Executive Director of the Port Authority of NY and NJ, will retire in January 2026. He led significant infrastructure projects, including the $8 billion LaGuardia rebuild.

The MTA has opened a new railcar testing facility in Brooklyn to enhance the deployment of new subway cars, including the technologically advanced R211 and R268 models.

United Airlines turned a flight back to Newark due to a medical emergency, causing an eight-hour delay for passengers.

New York Governor Kathy Hochul and the MTA opened a new Railcar Acceptance and Testing Facility to expedite the testing and deployment of new subway cars, like the R211 and R268, as part of a historic investment in public transportation.

NYC parents are looking to Albany for better school bus services after a controversial contract extension with existing operators, amidst efforts to negotiate improved terms and address service issues for disabled students.

NYC's DOT plans to install e-bike charging and battery-swapping cabinets across the boroughs for safety and convenience, responding to the rise in lithium-ion battery fires.

New York City's rats have been seen catching rides on cars to LaGuardia Airport and an upstate wedding, surprising passengers and highlighting the city's bold rodent population.

NY Governor Hochul announces $10 million for animal shelter improvements statewide, emphasizing care and welfare for companion animals through infrastructure upgrades. Applications for funding close on January 30, 2026.

NYC Mayor Eric Adams and Commissioner Oddo announced new sidewalk shed designs to improve safety and aesthetics in the city, aiming for implementation by 2026.