MTA's Controversial Congestion Pricing Plan Could Be Delayed Until At Least 2023
The plan was expected to add $15 billion to the MTA's capital plan and reduce congestion.
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The plan was expected to add $15 billion to the MTA's capital plan and reduce congestion.
Police said the man was walking within the crosswalk, but against the pedestrian traffic signal.
There's a new toll system for drivers crossing the Verrazzano-Narrows Bridge, which connects Staten Island and Brooklyn.
According to police, a suspect got into an argument with the 65-year-old MTA worker on the northbound C & E platform.
Police characterized the attack, which was captured on shocking surveillance video, as attempted murder.
The 70-year-old woman was shot in the face Tuesday afternoon aboard a B25 bus on Fulton Street near Tompkins Avenue.
Christopher Dupree and his lawyer claimed it was for a music video shoot and nothing he did was illegal.
As CBS2 first reported Tuesday night, big budget cuts could be coming to the MTA, impacting jobs and service. That is, unless the federal government steps in.
It happened on Nov. 8 in Bedford-Stuyvesant near Putnam and Franklin Avenue.
According to the MTA, despite tens of thousands of interactions with riders so far, only a handful of $50 fines have been issued for non-compliance.
As CBS2's Marcia Kramer reports, even with a new president, the money train from Washington is not expected to save commuters from fare and toll hikes.
Leaders of various transportation agencies around our area spent Tuesday promoting social distancing guidelines on public transportation.
Surveillance video shows a man leaving the Park Avenue subway station in Brooklyn after Saturday's attack.
A New York City subway conductor is among four suspects arrested on gun trafficking charges.
Think of Election 2020 as a train barreling into the station. Depending on who wins, New Yorkers could be on the train to economic recovery or under the train, crushed.
With subway ridership down, businesses underground and near transit stops are suffering.
The MTA always advises "If you see something, say something." One of its workers did just that, exposing safety issues on trains, and now he says the agency is trying to suspend him for it.
Citizen video shows two MTA workers rescue a man at the West Fourth Street-Washington Square Station in Greenwich Village.
In the initial phase, up to 2,000 employees will be tested for free at rotating field locations, including bus depots and train yards, and at health service centers.
The MTA says systemwide delays will be about 10 to 15 minutes.
Riders can also get service alerts and find out which elevators and escalators are out of service.
There was another sign of optimism Wednesday about New York City's road to recovery.
Another dire warning has been issued about the Metropolitan Transportation Authority's finances.
Elected officials say the renaming honors a true American hero.
A total of 105 buses are being added to routes.
