Mayor Adams and DSNY announce progress in NYC's cleanliness efforts, including removing 15 million pounds of litter and advancing the use of rat-resistant bins.

MTA proposes a fare increase to $3 for NYC subways and buses, facing backlash and public hearings. This funds infrastructure and the $1.9 billion Second Avenue Subway expansion. Public input is sought before final decisions.

The MTA is beginning a major development of the Second Avenue Subway extension into East Harlem, with a $2 billion contract promising Q train service expansion.

Citi Bike, operated by Lyft, will introduce age verification to ensure riders are at least 16 years old, as reported by Gothamist. This follows concerns about underage riders and e-bike accidents.

The MTA has installed benches at Grand Central Madison designed to prevent lying down, a move that has sparked debate over "hostile architecture" and the need for more seating.

New York Governor Hochul announces $153 million for local water and sewer projects to enhance clean water access and reduce financial burden on taxpayers.

The Harbor Charger, a hybrid-electric ferry, launches in NYC, offering faster, eco-friendly trips to Governors Island.

JFK Airport's new Terminal 6 will feature cultural exhibits from top NYC museums and performance centers, enhancing traveler experience with art and local talent.

Business owners in Astoria, Queens, are suing New York City to block the construction of a new bike lane, citing concerns about its impact on commerce and traffic congestion along 31st Street.

Amtrak is set to introduce NextGen Acela high-speed trains for Northeast travel on August 28, featuring advanced amenities and a smoother ride, with an initial rollout of five trainsets and more to come by 2027.

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.

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 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.