JetBlue is fined $2 million by the DOT for consistent flight delays and unrealistic scheduling, with the airline responsible for over 70% of 395 total delays and cancellations.

Manhattan below 60th Street implements congestion pricing during peak hours to alleviate traffic and fund public transit, marking a notable change for NYC commuters.

NYC drivers now pay a $9 fee to enter Manhattan's busiest areas to reduce congestion and fund public transportation improvements. Reactions are mixed, and safety concerns persist.

NYC's congestion pricing is set to start Sunday after a judge dismissed NJ's objections, clearing legal hurdles for the traffic reduction and MTA funding plan.

The Shinnecock Indian Nation's dispute with New York over billboards on Long Island escalates, with federal support affirming the Nation's claim to the land.

The MTA is installing metal barriers on subway platforms in Brooklyn and Manhattan for passenger safety, following incidents of people being struck by trains.

New Jersey officials are legally challenging New York City's congestion pricing plan, which is set to start soon, expressing health concerns and seeking a Temporary Restraining Order.

The MTA announces service disruptions on Brooklyn's R train in January due to maintenance, affecting late-night service between 36th Street and 95th Street stations on the first two weekends. Free shuttle buses will be provided.

An audit finds the MTA must improve its extreme weather preparations, including equipment maintenance and weather alert adherence, despite investments in resilience post-Superstorm Sandy.

The MTA warns drivers to update their E-ZPass before congestion pricing starts in NYC, which includes a $9 toll below 60th Street on weekdays, with a 50% premium for those without the pass.

NYC's transit and climate projects face legal and political challenges, including the congestion pricing program, Penn Station's renovation, and the BQE's overhaul, alongside the enforcement of Local Law 97 and the awarding of casino licenses.

Deadline to apply for NYC congestion pricing exemptions and discounts looms, as the program is set to start on January 5, affecting traffic below 60th Street in Manhattan.

Governor Kathy Hochul stops extra surge pricing on Manhattan congestion tolls amid backlash. She ensures no 25% increase on gridlock days, aiming to balance financial relief and traffic reduction.