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.
Most service on New York-area commuter railroads suspended
Service on all commuter railroads in the area is suspended.
Service on all commuter railroads in the area is suspended.
'We're finished': New York City taxi industry collapsing
New York City’s taxi industry may be at its breaking point, due to the COVID-19 pandemic and the previous medallion debt crisis.
New York City’s taxi industry may be at its breaking point, due to the COVID-19 pandemic and the previous medallion debt crisis.
Pandemic hits taxi industry hard
New York City?s taxi industry may be at its breaking point, due to the COVID-19 pandemic and the previous medallion debt crisis.
New York City?s taxi industry may be at its breaking point, due to the COVID-19 pandemic and the previous medallion debt crisis.
NY faces lawsuit over licenses that limit gender to 'M' or 'F'
A lawsuit filed in federal court in New York City names Gov. Andrew Cuomo and the commissioner of the state Department of Motor Vehicles as defendants.
A lawsuit filed in federal court in New York City names Gov. Andrew Cuomo and the commissioner of the state Department of Motor Vehicles as defendants.
United Airlines expands face mask requirements to airport lounges, ticket counters and baggage claim
United Airlines announced on July 22 that it is extending its face mask requirement from its planes into airports.
United Airlines announced on July 22 that it is extending its face mask requirement from its planes into airports.
Scrubbing subways may not cut COVID-19 risk enough, experts say
Thousands of freshly scrubbed cars look, feel, and even smell clean every day after the MTA's daily cleaning. But experts say those steps solve only part of the problem.
Thousands of freshly scrubbed cars look, feel, and even smell clean every day after the MTA's daily cleaning. But experts say those steps solve only part of the problem.
Metro-North Railroad adds PPE to vending machines at 12 stations
The MTA Metro-North Railroad announced that it has added personal protective equipment to vending machines at 12 stations throughout the system.
The MTA Metro-North Railroad announced that it has added personal protective equipment to vending machines at 12 stations throughout the system.
Anger and frustration after crowds overwhelm NJ MVC on first day open in 3 months
Long lines were reported as New Jersey Motor Vehicle Commission locations reopened to customers for the first time in months on Tuesday.
Long lines were reported as New Jersey Motor Vehicle Commission locations reopened to customers for the first time in months on Tuesday.
NYC Council lifts restrictions on e-bikes, e-scooters
City Council Speaker Corey Johnson said that the legislation will give delivery workers as many options to get around as possible now that businesses in the city are slowly reopening.
City Council Speaker Corey Johnson said that the legislation will give delivery workers as many options to get around as possible now that businesses in the city are slowly reopening.
Under alternate side parking reforms, you may not need to move your car as much
The mayor announced that those streets demanding drivers move their parked vehicles twice a week would now only require moving them once.
The mayor announced that those streets demanding drivers move their parked vehicles twice a week would now only require moving them once.