Groundbreaking in East Harlem marks the start of TBM work for Phase 2 of the Second Avenue Subway, advancing plans to bring Q service to 125th Street. Project leaders say reuse of old tunnels has identified major savings.

MTA is rebuilding Botanical Garden, Williams Bridge and Woodlawn stations in the Bronx with elevators, new platforms and restored features; work is targeted for 2027.

Ford is recalling 548,463 Expeditions after console chrome trim can peel and create sharp edges; dealers will replace affected parts free.

Honda has recalled 880,514 Pilots, Ridgelines, Passports and Acura MDXs over possible rear-subframe corrosion. VINs will be searchable on NHTSA.gov and dealers will fix affected parts free.

Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand announced $1,092,000 to repair Yonkers' Forest Avenue water main, a century‑old line officials say will protect about 18,000 residents during aqueduct repairs.

Consumer Reports’ 70‑mph highway tests found some EVs beat their EPA range by dozens of miles — BMW’s i4 and some trucks stood out. Local incentives can change the math.

The Qilin ransomware group says it breached the Shipping Association of New York & New Jersey, a body tied to the Port of NY/NJ. Officials warn the claim could create supply‑chain headaches even if systems remain online.

NYC DOT will repurpose Adams Street and Boerum Place into a 10‑ft, jersey‑barrier, two‑way protected bike lane to link Downtown Brooklyn to the Brooklyn Bridge; the north segment is slated for this fall.

A $39.7 million repaving of I‑95 between Mamaroneck and Rye has started. Most work will happen overnight and is expected to finish by late 2027.

NYC DOT is advancing a redesign to finish the one‑block bike‑lane gap on Ashland Place, reconfiguring traffic and adding a two‑way protected lane to connect Downtown Brooklyn.

A widening shortage of CDL drivers is pinching New York carriers. Local training programs and scholarships are racing to plug the gap as industry projections grow.

NYC DOT is expanding a sensor pilot to roughly 100 locations to collect continuous data on pedestrians, cyclists and vehicles to inform safety fixes.

Parents in Forest Hills rallied June 3 after crashes near a daycare, demanding a permanent traffic signal and short‑term safety fixes.