NYC's Chinatown to See Safety Overhaul at Canal Street and Bowery After Fatal Crash
NYC's DOT is making safety improvements at a dangerous Chinatown intersection after a fatal crash. Changes include barriers, lower speed limits, and lane narrowing. Charges were filed against those involved in the accident.
34th Street Busway Advances in Midtown Rezoning Plan, Awaits NYC Council Vote
Plans for the 34th Street busway in Midtown Manhattan are advancing, with Mayor Adams' support and city council committee approval. The busway is part of a larger rezoning plan to improve housing and transit.
JFK Airport's $20 Billion Modernization Includes New Truck Plaza to Ease Queens Parking Issues
JFK Airport breaks ground on a new truck parking plaza to ease local traffic and residential concerns, as the City Council introduces bills to further address illegal truck parking in Queens.
Governor Hochul Announces Over $21 Million in Flood Resiliency Upgrades for Long Island's South Shore
Governor Kathy Hochul announces over $21 million in flood resiliency projects for Long Island to mitigate climate change impacts and improve infrastructure for pedestrian and cyclist safety.
Fire Under PATH Train in Jersey City Leads to Evacuations and Service Suspensions, Multiple Treated for Smoke Inhalation
A fire under a PATH train in Jersey City caused evacuations, treatment for smoke inhalation for 13 people, and service disruptions during the Monday morning commute.
Iconic Brooklyn Hotel Marquee Collapses Above Subway Station as Clark Street Entrances Close and MTA Reroutes Trains
The marquee of the former St. George Hotel in Brooklyn collapsed, causing the rerouting of trains and raising concerns over structural integrity and public safety. No injuries were reported, and the incident is under investigation.
MTA Advances with $166 Million Contract for Interborough Express Linking Queens and Brooklyn
The MTA board approved the design phase of the Interborough Express (IBX), a light rail service linking Queens and Brooklyn, with a $166 million contract to transform a freight line for 200,000 daily passengers.
Queens Struggles with Severe Flooding as Storm Strikes New York City, State of Emergency Declared
A severe storm in NYC, especially in Queens, caused floods, leading to Gov. Hochul declaring a state of emergency and transit disruptions. The NYPD conducted rescues, and recovery efforts are underway.
Governor Hochul Unveils Over $21 Million for Zero-Emission Mobility Projects in New York
Governor Hochul announces over $21 million for zero-emission mobility projects in New York, focusing on underserved communities and sustainable transportation options.
Governor Hochul Spearheads 265-Unit Mixed-Income Housing Development Near Beacon Metro-North Station
Governor Kathy Hochul announces a project to build 265 mixed-income homes next to Beacon Metro-North Station, aiming to revitalize an underutilized area and improve New York's housing situation.
Mayor Eric Adams Announces $3 Million Vision Plan to Transform Manhattan's 14th Street Corridor in Public-Private Partnership
NYC Mayor Eric Adams announced a plan involving a public-private partnership to revamp the 14th Street corridor with a focus on public spaces and pedestrian experiences, supported by a $3 million budget.
MTA Announces Fare and Toll Hikes in NYC as MetroCard Phase-Out and OMNY Adoption Begin
The MTA plans to increase transit fares and bridge/tunnel tolls, eliminate MetroCards for OMNY, with a maximum $36 spend on subway/bus fares per week. Public hearings will precede a fall vote on changes.
Federal Audit Launched into FAA's Controversial Transfer of Air Traffic Controllers from New York to Philadelphia Amid Safety Fears
A federal audit is reviewing the FAA's decision to move air traffic controllers from New York to Philadelphia after reports of major operational issues in Newark's airspace.












