Feds Will Release Nearly $60M In Frozen 2nd Avenue Subway Funds

The MTA sued the federal government for breach of contract over the withheld payments.

NYC Will Give Free Bike Helmets And Lights To Cyclists

Officials will distribute free helmets and bike lights across all five boroughs.

Did You Notice The New Feature On Some Citi Bikes?

Lyft tests new feature on about 10 percent of Citi Bikes.

Not All Elevators At Yankee Stadium Subway Stop Ready For Opening Day

The two elevators that service the No. 4 line's platforms will not be open for several weeks, the MTA said.

This Borough Has The Worst Drivers In The City: New Study Finds

The study looked at the best and worst drivers in the city.

MTA Launches New Mobile App With Set Of New Features: What To Know

New Yorkers can now find real-time subway and bus arrivals close to them in the redesigned Official MTA app.

Former NYC Taxi Boss Backs Out Of Job With Empower, The Controversial Ride-Hail App

David Do accepted a job with the tech company for just over a week before making a U-turn.

MTA Will Replace Thousands Of Aging Subway Cars In Historic Upgrade

The purchase of the new cars will be funded by $68 billion allocated in the Capital Plan from the state budget.

Subway Ridership Doubled During Congestion Pricing's 1st Year: New Report Finds

New Yorkers took more than 90 million additional subway rides in 2025.

These Are The Worst ‘Super Speeders’ In NYC, New Report Finds

The drivers on the top 10 list were caught on school zone speed cameras an average of 179 times each, at least once every other day.

NYC Wins Congestion Pricing Legal Battle Over Feds: What To Know

The MTA had sued the Trump administration over the future of congestion pricing after the DOT revoked federal authorization of the toll.

MTA Threatens To Sue Feds Over Second Avenue Subway Funding Freeze

The MTA has sent the federal government a letter asking them to release the funds, or they will file a lawsuit.

7 Train Subway Service Resumes In NYC After Track Fire

As of 10 a.m., the 7 line is running and making scheduled stops.

New York DMV Closure Forces Five-Day Halt

New York DMV will close offices, online and phone services for a major system upgrade.

Golden Globe Winner Teams Up With MTA To Record Subway PSAs

The Valentine’s Day message will be playing in subway stations throughout the city. ​

Changes To NYC Sanitation Collection And Alternate Side Parking

Residents with Monday service should set out materials Monday evening for Tuesday pickup, city sanitation officials said.

NYC Alternate Side Parking Suspension Extended Again

The city has not provided an update on if Alternate Side Parking would resume later this week.

Harsher Penalties For Breaking These Traffic Laws Begin This Week: What To Know

Penalties for a number of traffic violations will go up this week.

NY, NJ Sue Trump Over $16B Funding Freeze

The Gateway tunnel project aims to build a new rail tunnel under the Hudson River ​between New York and New Jersey.

New MTA Unit Will Oversee $12B Plan To Modernize Aging Train, Bus Fleet

The new unit will spearhead a $12 billion​ plan to replace the agency's aging trains and buses citywide.

Key Rail Tunnel Under Hudson Could Derail By Next Week Without Federal Funds

Officials pleaded with President Donald Trump to keep the mammoth public-works project alive.

MTA Chief 'Optimistic' Judge Will Rule In Favor To Keep Congestion Tolls Running

U.S. District Judge Lewis Liman did not issue a ruling on Wednesday but plans to issue a decision in writing at a later date.

NYC Traffic Deaths Tied Record Low In 2025, New Report Finds

Last year's totals tied with 2018 for the least traffic deaths citywide since 1910​.

The Battle Over NYC Congestion Pricing Resumes In Court: What To Know

The MTA has sued the Trump administration over the future of congestion pricing after the DOT revoked federal authorization of the toll.

NYC Suspends All Ferry Service As Heavy Ice Chokes East, Hudson Rivers

All NYC ferry routes were suspended due to heavy ice buildup on the East and Hudson rivers, making navigation unsafe for vessels.

NYC Ferry Service Suspended Due To Heavy Ice Conditions

NYC Ferry has not disclosed when service will resume but said it depends on future weather conditions​.

Climbing Bus Stop Mountain: Snowfall Makes A Mess Of Wheeled Commutes

The transportation and sanitation agencies and adjacent property owners all play a role in clearing the way for bus riders.

NYC Subways, Buses Will Remain Up And Running During Snow Storm, MTA Says

The MTA has 220 miles of outdoor subway tracks that will need to be treated during the snow storm this weekend.

NYC Transit Service Changes You Should Know For Martin Luther King Jr. Day

Here's what you need to know to get around the city if you're staying home for the holiday.

DOT Will Activate Hundreds Of New Red-Light Cameras At NYC Intersections

The agency plans to add hundreds of new red light cameras at intersections by the ​end of the year.

NYC MetroCards Are Now Reselling For Up To $5K Online: See Here

After more than 30 years, New York commuters will now use a new contactless payment system called OMNY.​

Latest MTA Fare Hikes In Effect This Week: What To Know

The fare increase was timed to take effect with the system-wide tap-and-go OMNY card launch.

NYC Congestion Pricing Begins 2nd Year As Officials Say It's 'Working'

The one-year anniversary of congestion pricing comes as the MTA and the Trump administration await a ruling from a federal judge this month.

New Contactless Fare Payment To Replace NYC’s MetroCard

The new 'tap-and-ride' system mimics similar ones in Chicago and San Francisco.

NYC Transit Service Changes You Should Know For Christmas And New Year’s

Here's what you need to know to get around the city if you're staying home for the holidays.

MTA To Install Spikes, Paddles On Subway Turnstiles At Nearly Every Station

The MTA has said that they are estimated to lose $400 million from subway fare evasion this year

As U.S. Transit Takes A Dive, MTA Enjoys A Rarity: More Service And Stable Cash Flow

In New York, North America’s largest mass transportation authority finds itself running more trains and buses, and limiting fare hikes.

NYC Congestion Pricing Improved Air Quality, Cut Pollution By 22%: New Study

Researchers used data from the first six months of the program.

These Are The Most Dangerous Intersections In NYC, New Study Finds

Nearly three million people live within walking distance of one of the city’s most deadly intersections.

Drivers Will Face Harsher Penalties For Breaking These Traffic Laws In 2026: See List

Penalties for a number of traffic violations will go up in 2026.