NYPD cracking down on dangerous driving
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After a recent spike in pedestrian deaths, New Yorkers can now expect an increased police presence at busy intersections.

Falling ice forces street closures in Midtown

Several streets remained closed Monday due to ice falling from buildings in Midtown.

6 pedestrians killed by vehicles in NYC in 3 days
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A rash of fatal collisions involved pedestrians or bicyclists has claimed six lives in just 72 hours.

MTA announces 20 subway stations will receive accessibility upgrades

Twenty subway stations across New York City will undergo accessibility improvements as part of the MTA's plan to make all of the city's stations accessible by 2034.

20 NYC subway stations to receive accessibility upgrades for disabled riders
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Twenty subway stations across New York City will undergo accessibility improvements as part of the MTA's plan to make all of the city's stations accessible by 2034.

MTA votes to hire more cops

18 of 21 MTA board members voted Wednesday in favor of hiring 500 additional MTA Police officers to patrol subways and Long Island Railroad and Metro-North platforms in the coming year.

Boeing to halt production of 737 Max airliner in January

Boeing Co. said it will temporarily stop producing its grounded 737 Max jet as it continues to deal with the aftermath of two deadly crashes that killed a total of 346 people.

Vehicle fire closes Lincoln Tunnel causing gridlock

A car fire in the Lincoln Tunnel has caused all lanes of traffic in the center tube to be closed in both directions.

Plans move forward to electrify New York City's bus fleet

The nation's largest public bus system rolled out its first all-electric articulated bus Sunday under a plan to convert New York City's transit agency to a zero-emissions fleet by 2040.

$5.4 million in federal funds to MacArthur Airport

MacArthur Airport will get infrastructure renovations that will extend the facility's operational life, thanks to an infusion of $5.4 million in federal funds.

Lyft to begin offering car rentals

The ridesharing company Lyft sent a shockwave through the global car-rental market on Thursday when they announced that they plant to start renting vehicles to customers in the Bay Area and Los Angeles. 

Port Authority to test autonomous bus tech to boost speeds

More buses may be able to travel between New Jersey and New York City through the Lincoln Tunnel with the help of autonomous technology.

Hope, worry, lawsuits as NY enacts immigrant license law

A new law allowing New Yorkers to get driver’s licenses without having to prove they are in the country legally is set to take effect Monday, though immigrants might still face hurdles in some parts of the state.

Elderly man assaulted with belt buckle

An elderly man who got into an argument with another man inside a subway station in Midtown Manhattan was assaulted with a belt buckle.

MTA and transit union reach tentative contract deal

The subways and buses will keep running over the holidays and beyond. The MTA has reached a contract deal with the union that represents thousands of subway and bus workers.

In ride-hail boom, livery cabs feel squeezed and forgotten

As a livery cab driver in the Bronx for more than a decade, Orlando Lantigua knows some of his customers well.

Rockefeller Center road closures are in effect

Cars are now banned from 49th and 50th Streets between 5th and 6th Avenues during certain times.

NY Waterway resumes regular ferry routes

New York Waterway has resumed mnost of its ferry routes. The Coast Guard had grounded most of its fleet.

Citi Bike to bring back electric bicycles this winter

Citi Bike will soon get its ebikes back. In April, Citi Bike pulled electric bikes from the streets of New York because of a problem with brakes.