The new Open Street is located on Thompson Street and stretches from West 3rd Street to Washington Square South.
A protected bike lane in SoHo and five streets open to pedestrians and cyclists are in the next phase of the mayor's Open Streets plan.
The ban on private cars along 14th Street, originally a pilot program, will become permanent as New Yorkers begin to go back to work.
Several blocks on Little West 12th, West 13th and West 17th streets will open to pedestrians and cyclists on Thursday, the mayor announced.
Community Board members are asking the city to extend the Sixth Avenue path to Canal Street so it can be used during the coronavirus crisis.
The governor announced Sunday that repairs to the Canarsie Tunnel, which once threatened to shut down the transit line, have been completed.
Almost all Greenwich Village streets have no, or only a few, blocks where walkers could stay apart, according to a map based on city data.
A plan from the borough president and elected officials would close certain blocks between 15th and 56th street to cars during coronavirus.
Dozens of "souped-up" cars and motorcycles have been doing laps every day since the stay-at-home order emptied the highway, residents say.
The construction, which will shut down an entire tube of the tunnel for two years, will start April 20, Port Authority officials said.
The number of rides at Washington Square Park's station plummeted in days as officials urged New Yorkers to stay home during the pandemic.
A, C and E trains will not stop at some of Manhattan's busiest stations — and Court Square in Queens — for the entire weekend.
The subway lines won't stop between Columbus Circle and Washington Square Park for an entire weekend as officials make signal upgrades.
All three parts of the 14th Street-Sixth Avenue station are on the docket for accessibility upgrades in 2020, the MTA announced Thursday.
A Lower Manhattan community board has asked the city to study where loading zones can help taxis, deliveries and seniors get to the curb.
A person who was hit by a train at the Astor Place station in the Village was picking up something they had dropped, the MTA said.
L trains were delayed in both directions after someone was hit by a train at the Union Square station, transit officials said.
The first round of surveys about the ban on private cars along the 14th Street corridor will wrap up this week, officials said.
Car drivers illegally using 14th Street will start getting fined Tuesday.
The MTA has announced three weekends when the already-limited L train will not stop at certain stations. Here's what you need to know.
A tribute to the music icon appeared at the station on the anniversary of Bowie's death Friday.
Seven blocks of Hudson Street is getting a makeover.
Traffic signals will be re-timed to help more cyclists ride ahead on Prince Street, Mayor Bill de Blasio announced.
After months of legal battles, the 14th Street bus priority plan will launch Thursday.
Learn more about how congestion pricing came to be and what lies ahead from one of the plan's proponents.
The West Village lawyer attempting to thwart plans for bus priority on 14th Street is now planning to sue over the removal of bus stops.
A judge greenlighted a city plan to bar most private cars from 14th Street and make room for buses.
A straphanger was hit by a train at Sixth Avenue in Manhattan, the MTA said.
Two transportation groups argued a court-imposed delay to the 14th Street bus priority plan has wasted thousands of hours of riders' time.
It was a toilet takeover.
The action at Washington Square Park aims to bring attention to 15 cyclists who have been killed this year.
A judge temporarily halted the city's plans to give 14th Street bus and truck priority, which was expected to begin July 1.
The Legal Aid Society is demanding the NYPD Inspector General's office investigate fare evasion policing after the professor's incident.
Community Board 2 requested that the State DOT study safety measures installed after a terror attack before more are put in place.
The MTA and the city's transportation department want your feedback on the L train shutdown mitigation plan.
David Bowie branded MetroCards are now available at two Manhattan subway stations, featuring images from the Brooklyn Museum's new exhibit.
Some residents of Chelsea and the West Village aren't happy about NYC's plans to shutdown the L train.