MTA installing new fare gates to stop turnstile jumping
Behind a cordoned-off area at the Third Avenue-138th Street subway station are new, modern fare arrays, part of an…
What to know about Thanksgiving travel in NYC this year
Millions of travelers are expected to pass through New York City-area airports and cross the region’s bridges and…
Bill requiring two-person train operation could cost MTA
Ten-car subway trains currently have a conductor in the middle and an operator at the front, but there…
Automated bus lane fines begin across four new routes
Drivers in parts of Queens and the Bronx will now face new fines for blocking bus lanes. Automated…
Division in Carroll Gardens over new Court Street bike lane
Carroll Gardens, Brooklyn, is an area where families have stayed for generations. Even when people leave the area,…
New ferry routes expected to bring 1 million more riders
NYC Ferry ridership has already broken records with 1 million riders in August for the first time since…
Transit advocates, riders hopeful about Mamdani’s plans
Bus riders at the intersection of Flatbush and Church avenues in Flatbush, Brooklyn say buses are so unreliable…
Blue Highways Plan aims to reduce traffic, create jobs
The way many goods come into the city most often starts on a container barge. “Today, food containers…
More seating coming to bus stops across the five boroughs
New Yorkers waiting for the bus will soon have more places to sit. Mayor Eric Adams on Thursday…
Syracuse sets amnesty program for unpaid parking tickets
The Syracuse Common Council voted Monday to approve an amnesty program for unpaid parking tickets. The plan would…
Washington Heights residents lament stalled construction
Residents near a stretch of the Riverside Drive Viaduct in Washington Heights complain that a stalled construction project…
Largest paving project in N.Y.’s history to begin in 2026
New York state says a “historic” amount of money is being invested to make sure roads are renewed.…