Queens Judge Rules to Remove Astoria Bike Lane, Citing Safety Concerns and Legal Action by Locals
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.
New NYC Ferry Routes Connect Brooklyn and Staten Island, Promising Faster Commutes and Economic Efficiency
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 Over Congestion Pricing Intensifies in Manhattan as Traffic Woes Continue Despite MTA Claims
Debate around NYC congestion pricing intensifies, with differing views on its impact on traffic and criticism of Governor Hochul and MTA's approaches.
MTA Announces Switch of F and M Subway Lines Between Manhattan and Queens to Ease Rush-Hour Congestion
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 Announces Strict "European-Style" Fare Enforcement on NYC Buses Amidst $700M Losses
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.
Central New York Motorists to Benefit from $17.4 Million in Thruway Infrastructure Improvements
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.
MTA Deploys Mobile Units Across NYC to Aid Transition from MetroCard to OMNY System
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.
New Yorkers Frustrated with Dirty L Train Cars as MTA Struggles with Broken Wash Station in Brooklyn
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.
Report Slams NYC's Exclusion of Recycling from Waste Bin Efforts as New Administration Considers Inclusive Strategy
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 Adams Strikes Landmark $7 Billion Labor Deal with New York Building & Construction Trades Council
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.
Port Authority Chief Rick Cotton to Retire in 2026 After Revamping NYC Transportation Infrastructure
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.
MTA Unveils Advanced Railcar Testing Hub in Brooklyn's Sunset Park to Welcome Latest Subway Fleet
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.












