NYPD says tickets were issued in Brooklyn despite pilot program have been voided
The NYPD said summonses were issued in error for drivers who were ticketed after changes to Alternate Side Parking in one Brooklyn neighborhood.
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The NYPD said summonses were issued in error for drivers who were ticketed after changes to Alternate Side Parking in one Brooklyn neighborhood.
Drivers in one Brooklyn neighborhood were relieved to learn they would only have to move their cars once a week for Alternate Side Parking under a new pilot program, but Tuesday, many were surprised to find tickets waiting for them on their windshields. CBS News New York's Allen Devlin reports.
Alternate Side Parking is suspended Wednesday through Friday due to Orthodox Holy Thursday and Passover.
NYC enforced alternate side parking rules for the first time in more than three weeks since the major winter storm. CBS News New York's Lisa Rozner reports.
Alternate Side Parking rules are suspended today in NYC for Immaculate Conception. Schools are in session, and Sanitation pickup is on schedule.
New York City could start towing cars that keep getting in the way of street cleaning.
Under the plan, any vehicle that gets three tickets for violating parking rules would be towed - even if each $65 fine is paid on time, CBS2's Alecia Reid reports.
Sen. Michael Gianaris says congestion pricing could mean trouble for residents above Manhattan's 60th Street.
Motorists allege the change came with little notice from the city, and has left many scrambling.
Twice-a-week alternate side parking is back after a two-year pause because of the pandemic. CBS2's John Dias says some New York City drivers who got used to moving their cars only once a week are not happy at all about the return to normal.
The pandemic perk of only moving your car once a week is no more. CBS2's John Dias has the details.
Get ready to move your car twice a week again.
With hear from New York City Department of Sanitation Commissioner Jessica Tisch about the changes.
Get ready to move your car twice a week. New York City's pre-pandemic alternate side parking schedule is coming back.
On her first day on the job, New York City's new Sanitation Commissioner Jessica Tisch announced big investments in cleaner and more sustainable streets in honor of Earth Week. CBS2's Vanessa Murdock reports.
Payment at parking meters will remain in effect throughout the city.
Parking meters will remain in effect citywide.
To help with the clean-up in New York City, Mayor Bill de Blasio announced alternate side parking is suspended through Wednesday, Sept. 8.
A winter storm warning is in effect from 6 a.m. to 9 p.m. Sunday with six to eight inches of snow expected.
Alternate side parking was already scheduled to be suspended on Friday for Christmas.
Alternate side parking is suspended again next week, but it will return for the rest of August.
Daily sweeping regulations in metered areas will not change.
Alternate side parking and street cleaning have been suspended for most of the coronavirus shutdown.
In New Jersey, indoor malls are set to reopen, as well. Face masks are required and stores will be limited to 50% capacity.
Alternate side parking has been suspended for most of the coronavirus shutdown.
