A judge has issued an emergency order to halt the removal of a bike lane in Brooklyn, siding with advocates and marking the second court intervention in the matter.

Heavy rain in NYC led to significant flooding, disrupting subway services which were restored by Tuesday morning. Flash flood warnings were issued across boroughs and the Tri-State Area.

After a falling object scare from the Fire Island Inlet Bridge, the DOT has confirmed its safety and reopened it, with temporary lane closures planned for further inspections.

MTA's signal modernization project suspends G train service between Court Square and Bedford-Nostrand on selected nights and weekends from July 14 to August 18. Free shuttle buses are provided.

PATH system faced equipment failures and service disruptions, causing overcrowding and delays. Hoboken's mayor and commuters call for reforms despite ongoing modernization efforts.

Governor Hochul announces the $32 million revitalization of Greater Binghamton Airport to boost regional economic growth and improve passenger experience.

A survey revealed that 74% of NYC subway riders experienced issues with the OMNY system, including unresponsive readers and late or overcharges. The MTA disputes the findings, citing higher satisfaction rates in their own research.

A Delta flight from Madrid to NYC made an emergency landing in the Azores due to an engine issue, stranding passengers for 29 hours. No injuries were reported, but passengers felt abandoned. Delta has apologized and will offer compensation.

A tanker truck overturned in the Bronx, spilling liquid asphalt. FDNY contained the spill, and one firefighter was injured. Cleanup was underway by the trucking company under environmental agency oversight.

A New York judge approved the removal of a protected bike lane on Brooklyn's Bedford Avenue, prompting safety concerns among cycling and transportation advocates.

The No. 1 subway line in Upper Manhattan was disrupted due to a water leak at the 168th Street station, causing hours of suspension until service was restored in the evening. Repairs to century-old infrastructure did not initially succeed.

New bus lanes are being constructed on Hillside Avenue in Queens to enhance commutes for 22 bus routes, with expected completion later this year. This will include bus-only lanes enforced by cameras, reduced travel lanes, and added parking spaces.

The I-90 improvement project in Albany and Schenectady Counties is complete, enhancing safety and roadway conditions over 40 miles, involving pavement repairs and upgrades as announced by Governor Hochul.