Iran invites NTSB to help with jetliner crash probe

The National Transportation Safety Board, an independent U.S. government agency, said it would "evaluate its level of participation in the investigation" of the crash of a Boeing 737-800 jetliner near Tehran, Iran.

Commercial airline flights rerouted amid U.S.-Iran tensions

Several commercial airlines have started rerouting flights to avoid airspace over Iran and Iraq amid tensions between Iran and the United States.

Cuomo wants to acquire a city block to add tracks to Penn Station

Gov. Andrew Cuomo has unveiled an ambitious plan that would expand Penn Station with at least eight new train tracks. An estimated 200 million people come through Penn Station every year.

Tolls, fares, fees rise at Hudson River and Staten Island crossings

Commuters in New Jersey need more money in their pockets or E-ZPass accounts as they cross bridges and tunnels at opposite ends of the state Monday.

Officials ID 5 killed in massive Pa. Turnpike crash; 60 others injured

At least five people are dead and 60 others are injured after a massive crash on the Pennsylvania Turnpike outside of Pittsburgh.

A look at the history of Penn Station

Penn Station is in the middle of a multi-million dollar renovation.  But at one point it was a much larger and grander transportation hub.

Greyhound offers free bus ticket home to runaway kids

The child must be between the age of 12 to 21 and be willing to be reunited with their family.

Tolls on Port Authority bridges and tunnels go up Jan. 5, 2020

The tolls on bridges and tunnels connecting New York City to northern New Jersey are going up in 2010 to help fund more than $30 billion in capital projects.

Gov. Cuomo vetoes bill to allow electric bikes, scooters

So much for the electric scooter and bike revolution in New York. The governor vetoed a bill that would have allowed

Law gives sex assault survivors free ride home after medical care

Sexual assault survivors will be able to receive a free trip home after receiving medical care following their assault under a new law signed by New York's governor.

New York City rule limiting for-hire cruising is struck down

A state judge on Monday struck down a New York City rule expected to take effect next year that would have limited how much time Uber, Lyft and other for-hire vehicles could spend without passengers in the busiest parts of town.

Millions hit the road, rail and skies to travel for Christmas

The great escape is on, from the road to the rails to the skies for holiday travel that is expected to hit a record high this year. 

Judge strikes down NYC ride-share cruising rule
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A judge struck down a New York City rule that would have limited how much time Uber, Lyft and other for-hire vehicles could spend without passengers in New York City.

Millions ready to travel for Christmas holiday
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More than six million people are expected to pass through the area through New Years' Day as the holiday travel season intensifies.

After spike in pedestrian deaths, NYPD to crack down on dangerous driving

New Yorkers can expect an increased police presence at busy intersections in the future, as the number of pedestrian-related traffic deaths has gone up.