MTA Says Goodbye to MetroCard Sales in NYC, Offers Fee-Free OMNY Cards to Ease Transition
The MTA in New York City is ending MetroCard sales on December 31 and is waiving the fee for OMNY cards to encourage the switch to the contactless system.
Governor Hochul Unveils $1.7 Billion Hunts Point Access Improvement Project to Help the South Bronx Breathe Easier
The $1.7 billion Hunts Point Access Improvement Project in the South Bronx is complete, offering reduced congestion, safer roads, and lower emissions.
Watertown International Airport Welcomes a New Era with State-of-the-Art Terminal Opening
Governor Hochul announced the opening of a new terminal at Watertown International Airport, part of a state-funded plan to revitalize upstate airports.
PATH Announces Service Expansion and Fare Hikes as Trains Set to Run Every Day Amid Infrastructure Overhaul by 2026
PATH train service will expand by 2026 with daily operations on all lines, but face annual fare hikes starting next summer to fund the improvements. Weekend and rush-hour frequencies will increase, enhancing capacity and reducing wait times.
Staten Island Lawmaker Proposes Toll Reform to Alleviate E-ZPass Fee Crisis for New Yorkers
Assemblymember Michael Reilly proposes the Toll Payer Advocacy and Relief Act to limit E-ZPass fines in NY, highlighting cases like Chris Zimring's, who faced $25,000 in debt from toll penalties.
New York City Launches Transformative Intersection Design to Enhance Cyclist and Pedestrian Safety
New York City introduces a new intersection design to enhance visibility and safety for cyclists and pedestrians, amid legislative calls for safer streets and after traffic-related child fatalities.
New York City Airports Squeezed as FAA Forces Flight Cuts Amid Government Shutdown and Frosty Weather Fury
The FAA has increased mandatory service reduction to 6% at LaGuardia, Newark, and JFK due to a government shutdown, leading to numerous flight cancellations and delays. The situation is exacerbated by winter weather and staffing issues.
New York City Bus System Under Fire for Poor Speed and Reliability, Prompts Mayoral Candidate's Reform Promises
A report criticizes NYC's bus system for being slow and unreliable, with only 8% of routes scoring a B or higher. Awards highlight the issue, while mayoral candidates propose solutions amidst funding concerns.
Newark Airport Cancels 200 Flights Amid Government Shutdown Disruptions
Flight cancellations and delays have intensified at U.S. airports due to the government shutdown, with over 200 flights canceled at Newark alone. Air traffic controllers are working unpaid with mandatory overtime, prompting the FAA to reduce flights.
FAA Cuts 10% of Flights at JFK LaGuardia and Newark as Shutdown Disrupts Travel
Due to FAA-directed flight reductions at JFK, LaGuardia, and Newark airports amidst a government shutdown, NYC is experiencing numerous flight delays and cancellations.
Albany International Airport Unveils $100 Million Upgrades, Elevating Passenger Experience and Regional Economy
Governor Kathy Hochul announces milestones in the $100 million revamp of Albany International Airport, focusing on passenger experience improvements such as a new business center, children's area, and sensory room.
All Aboard the Nostalgia Train – New York Transit Museum Brings Back Vintage Subway Rides for the Holidays
The New York Transit Museum's Holiday Nostalgia Train is returning in December, offering rides on vintage 1930s cars every Sunday with a swipe of a metro card.
$11.4 Million Roundabout Upgrade Enhances Safety Near Vassar College in Dutchess County
Governor Hochul announced the completion of a $11.4 million roundabout on State Route 376 in Dutchess County to improve safety and traffic near Vassar College.












