FDNY: 16 injured after NJ Transit bus crashes near Port Authority
A New Jersey Transit bus crashed into a divider near the Port Authority Bus Terminal Saturday, leaving at least 16 people injured, including one critically.
A New Jersey Transit bus crashed into a divider near the Port Authority Bus Terminal Saturday, leaving at least 16 people injured, including one critically.
Over a dozen injured after bus crashes near Port Authority
A New Jersey Transit bus crashed into a divider near the Port Authority Bus Terminal Saturday, leaving at least 16 people injured, including one critically.
A New Jersey Transit bus crashed into a divider near the Port Authority Bus Terminal Saturday, leaving at least 16 people injured, including one critically.
Robot cargo plane takes off, navigates, lands autonomously | 'Future of aviation'
These planes, which can haul about 4,000 pounds of freight, take off, navigate, and land themselves.
These planes, which can haul about 4,000 pounds of freight, take off, navigate, and land themselves.
Search continues for vandal who smashed hundreds of subway windows
There is a $12,500 reward offered for information that leads to the arrest of the person who has smashed hundreds of windows on New York City subway trains.
There is a $12,500 reward offered for information that leads to the arrest of the person who has smashed hundreds of windows on New York City subway trains.
NYC education department has not released school bus plan as reopening approaches
As parents prepare to send their children back to school, how they plan to get them there remains an issue for many.
As parents prepare to send their children back to school, how they plan to get them there remains an issue for many.
United Airlines will furlough up to 2,850 pilots without more federal aid
United Airlines says it will furlough up to 2,850 pilots this fall unless the federal government provides more coronavirus-relief money to the nation's airlines.
United Airlines says it will furlough up to 2,850 pilots this fall unless the federal government provides more coronavirus-relief money to the nation's airlines.
Delta bans nearly 250 people from flying on its planes for refusing to wear masks
In an internal memo released Thursday, Delta Air Lines has placed more than 240 people on a “no fly list” for failing to comply with its mandatory mask policy.
In an internal memo released Thursday, Delta Air Lines has placed more than 240 people on a “no fly list” for failing to comply with its mandatory mask policy.
NYC DOE has yet to release school bus plan
As parents prepare to send their children back to school, how they plan to get them there remains an issue for many.
As parents prepare to send their children back to school, how they plan to get them there remains an issue for many.
Mass transit could suffer 'horrendous' cuts without federal bailout, MTA says
New York's bus and subway service could be cut by 40% if Congress doesn't step in to approve a federal bailout.
New York's bus and subway service could be cut by 40% if Congress doesn't step in to approve a federal bailout.
MTA requesting federal funding
The MTA is pleading for help from federal lawmakers to try and stay afloat as it is currently losing $200M a week due to decreased ridership.
The MTA is pleading for help from federal lawmakers to try and stay afloat as it is currently losing $200M a week due to decreased ridership.
LaGuardia Airport rail link gets initial approval from FAA
A $2 billion plan to build a 1.5-mile rail link connecting New York City with LaGuardia Airport has received initial environmental approval from federal regulators.
A $2 billion plan to build a 1.5-mile rail link connecting New York City with LaGuardia Airport has received initial environmental approval from federal regulators.
Plan to build air train to LaGuardia receives initial approval
A plan to build an air-train to LaGuardia Airport could be in motion by 2025.
A plan to build an air-train to LaGuardia Airport could be in motion by 2025.
NYC taxi drivers block streets near City Hall to demand debt relief
Taxi drivers in New York City protested outside City Hall in Manhattan on August 20 to demand Mayor Bill de Blasio provide help as the steep drop-off in ridership caused by COVID-19 continued to impact the industry.
Taxi drivers in New York City protested outside City Hall in Manhattan on August 20 to demand Mayor Bill de Blasio provide help as the steep drop-off in ridership caused by COVID-19 continued to impact the industry.
Taxi drivers in NYC block streets, honk horns
Taxi drivers in New York City protested by blocking the streets and honking their horns in front of City Hall to demand debt relief. Credit: Tom Leigh via Storyful
Taxi drivers in New York City protested by blocking the streets and honking their horns in front of City Hall to demand debt relief. Credit: Tom Leigh via Storyful
Winners of competition to ‘reimagine’ Brooklyn Bridge announced
The winners of an international competition to reimagine the Brooklyn Bridge are planning to add "microforests" to the bridge, along with adding extra bike path space.
The winners of an international competition to reimagine the Brooklyn Bridge are planning to add "microforests" to the bridge, along with adding extra bike path space.
Ahead of new school year, changes made to school bus protocols on Long Island
Schools on Long Island are set to reopen, which means a whole host of changes for kids who take the bus to school every day.
Schools on Long Island are set to reopen, which means a whole host of changes for kids who take the bus to school every day.
School bus concerns on Long Island
As schools on Long Island prepare to reopen, new safety measures are in place to keep students who ride the bus to school safe.
As schools on Long Island prepare to reopen, new safety measures are in place to keep students who ride the bus to school safe.
MTA bus fare collection resumes Aug. 31
The MTA is bringing back front-door boarding and fare payment on buses.
The MTA is bringing back front-door boarding and fare payment on buses.
LIRR launches PPE vending machines at Penn Station
The Long Island Rail Road announced Thursday that it has changed two vending machines at two locations inside of Penn Station to allow customers to buy personal protective equipment to help stop the spread of coronavirus.
The Long Island Rail Road announced Thursday that it has changed two vending machines at two locations inside of Penn Station to allow customers to buy personal protective equipment to help stop the spread of coronavirus.
Freight train dashcam shows collision with farm vehicle on tracks
Amazingly, no one was hurt in this collision, which caused the train to derail.
Amazingly, no one was hurt in this collision, which caused the train to derail.