Orange County's Scenic Routes to Get $30 Million Upgrade, Governor Hochul Paves Way for Safer Travel and Economic Growth
Governor Hochul starts a $30 million project to modernize State Routes 17A and 94 in Orange County, NY, aiming to improve safety and accommodate regional growth, with work expected to continue until summer 2027.
Mexican Navy's Training Ship Relocated for Repairs After Fatal Brooklyn Bridge Collision
The Mexican Navy's ship Cuauhtémoc was moved for repairs after hitting the Brooklyn Bridge, impacting ferry routes and overseen by multiple agencies. Two sailors died in the crash, which is under NTSB investigation.
Mayor Eric Adams Announces $50 Million Revitalization of "The Arches" Near Brooklyn Bridge, Boosting Manhattan Public Spaces
Mayor Eric Adams has reopened "The Arches" near the Brooklyn Bridge, enhancing the public space with $50 million in funding for seating, greenery, and lighting, supporting summer activities.
New York City Mayor Eric Adams Proposes 15 mph Speed Limit for E-Bikes and Scooters to Enhance Public Safety
NYC Mayor Eric Adams proposes a 15 mph speed limit for e-bikes and scooters to improve safety, facing opposition over potential negative impacts on delivery workers.
JFK Airport Ushers in Era of Electric Flight with Landing of Beta Technologies' ALIA Aircraft
An all-electric Beta Technologies aircraft completed a flight to JFK Airport, underscoring advances in sustainable aviation technology and urban air mobility.
NYC Department of Transportation Advocates for Speed Limiter Mandate and Speed Camera Program Renewal in Safety Push
NYC's DOT is advocating for a new bill to require speed limiters for "super speeders" and the renewal of a speed camera program to combat traffic fatalities.
Newark Airport's Major Runway Reopens Ahead of Schedule, Aiming to Alleviate Delays and Disruptions
Newark Airport's major runway reopens early, aiming to reduce recent delays and flight disruptions, while further improvements continue on weeknights and weekends.
Stony Brook Residents Rally for Action on Harbor Road and Grist Mill Pond Repairs One Year After Historic Flood
Residents of Long Island are frustrated over delays in repairing Harbor Road and Grist Mill Pond due to a dispute over property ownership between the Town of Brookhaven and the Ward Melville Heritage Organization.
Mayor Eric Adams Intensifies Central Park Regulation, Targets Pedicab Issues in New York City
Mayor Eric Adams has ordered a crackdown on pedicabs and other issues in Central Park to improve safety and visitor experience, with increased enforcement and new measures such as more security cameras and lighting.
New York and New Jersey Governors Launch Transformative Midtown Bus Terminal Project in Manhattan
Governors Hochul and Murphy initiated the construction of a new Midtown Bus Terminal in Manhattan, aiming to enhance transit and the local area, create jobs, and modernize infrastructure with a zero-emissions facility.
Harlem River Greenway Breaks Ground in the Bronx, Offering Over 4 Miles of New Bike Lanes and Enhanced River Access
Construction has begun on the Harlem River Greenway in the Bronx, promising over 4 miles of new bike lanes and improved waterfront access, aiming to connect with the Empire State Trail for better urban mobility.
MTA Expands Cell Service to G Train Tunnels, Eyes 5G Connectivity for New York Subway Commuters
The MTA is expanding cell service to G train subway tunnels and underwater 4 and 5 train tunnels, as part of a broader project to bring 5G to NYC's underground transit, with no direct cost to the public.
MTA Defends Congestion Pricing in NYC Federal Court Amid Threats of Federal Funding Penalties
The MTA is defending its congestion pricing program in NYC against federal opposition, with a court hearing set for arguments on a preliminary injunction to prevent penalties while the case is deliberated.












