The Trump administration has put an $18 billion investment in NYC rail tunnel and subway projects on hold, citing concerns over "unconstitutional diversity, equity, and inclusion principles."

Attorney General Letitia James filed a lawsuit against DHS after the Transit Security Grant Program funding for New York’s MTA was cut to zero, seeking a TRO to preserve the funds.

MTA Board approves fare hikes for NYC subway and bus services commencing in 2026, with base fares increasing to $3.00 and MetroCard being replaced by OMNY system.

The MTA announced a route swap for the F and M subway lines to improve commutes and reduce train congestion, affecting weekday travel between Manhattan and Queens.

New York launches a contest for artists to design a memorial for Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg, to be placed at Brooklyn Bridge Park's Pier 1, with submissions due by February 2, 2026.

NYC lawmakers criticize Amtrak Police for discriminatory arrests in Penn Station's men's restroom, likened to "Stonewall era" tactics, demanding an end to the crackdown.

The MTA revised planned fare hikes after public feedback, with modest increases for subway and bus fares, changes in ticket expirations for railroads, and introduce new discounts, while tolls could see a 7.5% rise.

After repairs from a collision with the Brooklyn Bridge, the Mexican Navy ship Cuauhtémoc begins sea trials near New York City. The ship welcomes public tours before returning to Mexico.

The Brooklyn Marine Terminal Vision Plan may revamp Red Hook with 6,000 homes and port upgrades, amid concerns about affordability and strained transport infrastructure.

A voltage drop caused a brief blackout at Grand Central Terminal, leading to disrupted services and trapped employees. Power was restored within an hour.

The MTA is considering geothermal cooling for NYC subway stations to alleviate high temperatures, focusing on the feasibility for stations like 167th and 181st Street on Line No. 1.

A crackdown at Penn Station by Amtrak Police on public lewdness has led to a rise in arrests and at least 20 men detained by ICE. Critics question the potential for rights violations and discriminatory targeting.

NYC Mayor Adams announced a new 15 mph speed limit for e-bikes and e-scooters starting October 24, aimed at improving street safety, sparking debate over enforcement and implications for the mayoral election.