Rockaway Commuters Brace for Challenges as A Train Service Suspends for Four-Month Sandy Repairs
Rockaway residents face a major challenge as the A train service will be suspended for four months starting this Friday due to MTA repairs on infrastructure damaged by Superstorm Sandy.
Gov. Hochul Launches Overnight Police Patrol on NYC Subways in Response to Safety Concerns
Gov. Hochul's strategy places two officers on NYC overnight subways, costing $154 million without new hires, but some riders question its sufficiency.
Former MTA Chief Thomas Prendergast Appointed CEO of Gateway Development Commission to Spearhead Hudson River Tunnel Project
Thomas Prendergast is appointed CEO and president of the Gateway Development Commission, succeeding Kris Kolluri. He will be overseeing major infrastructure projects, including the Hudson River rail tunnel.
Power Failure Disrupts Subway Service in Manhattan During Evening Rush Hour
A power outage in Manhattan caused significant delays on subway lines during rush hour, affecting the B and C trains. Service was restored by 7:30 p.m. with ongoing severe delays.
New York and New Jersey Port Authority Receives $1.9 Billion Federal Loan for Modern Midtown Bus Terminal
A $1.9 billion federal loan is awarded to the Port Authority for constructing a new Midtown Manhattan bus terminal, with a total project cost of $10 billion.
Gov. Hochul Unveils Comprehensive Safety Measures for New York Subway, Including Increased NYPD Presence and Infrastructure Improvements
Governor Kathy Hochul announces a safety initiative for New York's subway, with added NYPD patrols, infrastructure updates, and mental health support to enhance commuter and worker safety.
Mixed Results for NYC Congestion Pricing: Tunnel Travel Quicker, City Traffic Unchanged Amidst New Jersey Backlash
New York City's congestion pricing reduces tunnel commute times but has a minimal citywide impact. There's a backlash from New Jersey, with proposals for a 'reverse congestion pricing' toll and legal action against the scheme.
New York City Schools Reinforce Protective Measures for Immigrant Students Amid Immigration Policy Concerns
NYC schools are preparing staff for potential ICE encounters, reasserting their commitment to protecting immigrant students' rights to education amidst concerns raised by proposed deportation policies.
New York City’s Congestion Pricing Shows Early Success with a 7.5% Drop in Manhattan Traffic
Manhattan saw a 7.5% drop in traffic with the introduction of the MTA's congestion pricing, easing congestion slightly but not significantly impacting subway ridership or inner-city traffic speeds.
New York's Subway System Grapples with Aging 1930s Tech as MTA Faces Modernization Marathon
NYC is slowly upgrading its subway system's outdated 1930s technology, which causes delays and requires in-house part manufacturing, to modern digital technology.
New Proposal Suggests Surcharge on NYC Event Tickets to Bolster Park Funding
A proposal to add a surcharge on event tickets in NYC aims to raise funds for park maintenance, with potential to generate $190 million annually based on the city's ticket sales revenue.
Century-Old Brooklyn Substation Explosion Leaves 3,500 NYC Subway Riders Stranded During Rush Hour
An antiquated Brooklyn substation's explosion caused a two-hour outage, stranding 3,500 F train passengers, with four minor injuries. MTA's old electric system poses broader risks to NYC's power grid.
A Train Service to Far Rockaway Faces Four-Month Shutdown for Superstorm Sandy Repairs, Affecting 9,000 Daily Commuters
The MTA is starting a four-month shutdown of the A train service to Far Rockaway for Superstorm Sandy repairs, affecting 9,000 riders, with shuttle bus services and reduced LIRR fares as mitigation.












