Metro-North Railroad has added a new "Heritage Series" locomotive, No. 222, sporting the historic New Haven Railroad colors, to educate riders about the railroad's history.

The Trump administration ordered New York to end congestion pricing tolls, leading to a lawsuit from Governor Hochul and the MTA. The program's future is uncertain amid legal disputes.

NYC Mayor Adams announces a $390 million investment in Bushwick to upgrade infrastructure, aiming to mitigate flooding and replace outdated water systems.

Gov. Kathy Hochul is committed to New York's congestion pricing plan, which is opposed by the Trump administration and faces potential legal battles, but which continues to generate significant revenue for the MTA.

Governor Kathy Hochul announced the opening of a new staircase and passageway at Grand Central to reduce congestion on the Flushing Line platform, as part of infrastructure improvements.

Manhattan subway stations experienced disruptions from two separate incidents: a smoke condition and a fire, with emergency services responding and no major injuries reported.

The Hoboken PATH station reopens after a 25-day closure for repairs, including upgrades from a $430 million restoration initiative to improve operations and infrastructure.

New York City's congestion pricing program earned $48.6 million in its first month, close to projections, despite political challenges and slight revenue shortfall. Traffic decreased by 10-30%.

NY Governor Hochul announced the deployment of North America's first battery- and electric-powered Metro-North Railroad locomotives for cleaner transportation.

Governor Hochul announces a $33.6 million replacement for the U.S. Route 11 bridge over the Oneida River, expected to maintain local economic vitality and improve safety.

The Trump administration halted NYC's congestion pricing plan, which had been reducing traffic, sparking a dispute over traffic management and funding.

High winds caused over two-hour delays at LaGuardia and 90-minute delays at Newark Airport; JFK was unaffected. Trees and power lines fell, potentially leading up to a significant midweek snowstorm.

A signal issue at Penn Station caused significant delays for NJ Transit, Amtrak, and LIRR, with some services suspended and others facing up to 90-minute delays.