Bronx Van Owner's Vehicle Turned Ice Sculpture Beneath Kingsbridge Road Subway
A van became encased in ice beneath a subway station in the Bronx after a pipe leak, causing frustrations for the owner and highlighting infrastructure challenges.
Governor Hochul Announces Record $15.8 Billion MTA Capital Commitment for NYC by 2025
Governor Hochul announced the MTA's $15.8 billion investment in New York's transportation infrastructure, promising significant enhancements, including signal and rolling stock upgrades and accessibility improvements.
Rise in Taxi Scams at JFK Airport as NYC Authorities Urge Travelers to Use Official Transportation Channels
Reports indicate a rise in taxi scams at JFK Airport, with travelers encountering unlicensed drivers offering overpriced rides, despite NYC's stringent regulations against such practices.
New York City and New Jersey Struggle to Restore Transport After Winter Blast Disrupts Travel
NYC and New Jersey continue recovery after a winter storm disrupted travel, with airports, rail, and bus systems still facing delays and reduced services, as they work to ensure safety and manage the impact of the cold on infrastructure.
Record Flight Disruptions as Winter Storm Engulfs the Eastern US With American Airlines and LaGuardia Hit Hard
A severe winter storm has caused a record number of flight cancellations and delays in the eastern US, with American Airlines and major airports like LaGuardia facing significant disruptions.
LaGuardia Airport Resumes Operations as NYC Airports Recover from Severe Snowstorm
LaGuardia Airport reopened after a severe snowstorm in New York, with transport slowly recovering despite ongoing delays and cancellations. Over 11,000 nationwide flights were canceled during the storm, impacting all major NYC-area airports.
Fly Over NYC Traffic in Style as Electric Air Taxis Prepare to Transform Urban Travel
Vertical Aerospace showed off its electric air taxi in NYC, promising a 7-minute ride from Manhattan to JFK for about $300. Joby Aviation acquired Blade Air Mobility's passenger operations for $125 million to accelerate launch post-FAA certification.
MTA Mobilizes as NYC Prepares for Snowstorm, Operations Expected to Continue
MTA Chairman Janno Lieber states subways and buses will operate during a major snowstorm in NYC, with precautions taken to ensure network operation and safety.
Major Airlines Waive Change Fees Ahead of East Coast Winter Storm, Urge Travelers to Stay Informed
Airlines waive change fees ahead of a winter storm on the East Coast, advising passengers to check for updates as cancellations and delays are expected.
Three Consortia Shortlisted to Reimagine New York's Penn Station and the Future of Madison Square Garden
Three consortia are shortlisted to overhaul New York's Penn Station, with differing visions for the future of MSG, aiming to transform the station by 2027.
Governor Hochul Supports Expanding SCOUT Program as Mayor Mamdani Proposes Alternatives to Address NYC Homelessness
Governor Hochul and Mayor Mamdani offer different strategies to address NYC subway homelessness, with Hochul expanding involuntary commitment and Mamdani suggesting transit ambassadors and a kinder approach.
New York City Sues Delivery App Motoclick for Alleged Worker Law Violations, Signals Nationwide Gig Economy Impact
New York City's DCWP is suing delivery app Motoclick over alleged violations of Delivery Worker Laws and is warning other industry companies to comply with new worker protections.
New York Artists Invited to Transform Sanitation Trucks into Moving Canvas with "Trucks of Art" Program
New York artists can apply to paint sanitation trucks in the "Trucks of Art" program, with a $1,500 stipend and a focus on sustainability and civic themes.












