NYC Congestion pricing plan gets federal approval, set to begin Janaury 5
The Federal Highway Administration has approved NYC’s congestion pricing plan, set to begin January 5. Drivers entering Manhattan below 60th Street will pay a $9 toll, increasing to $12 by 2028 and $15 by 2031.
MTA bus crash in Queens leaves 3 injured after driver’s medical episode
Three people were injured when a bus crashed after an MTA driver suffered a medical episode in Queens on Sunday morning, MTA officials said.
MTA to suspend A Train service in Rockaway for 4 months: What to know
Starting in January, the MTA will suspend A train service in Rockaway for five months, impacting the commutes of over 9,000 daily riders. Here's what you need to know:
MTA facing $211M budget gap as Demetrius Crichlow named new NYC Transit President
New York City’s transit system is facing a massive budget shortfall, with a recent report from the State Comptroller revealing a $211 million deficit due to the pause in congestion pricing.
MTA workers demand increased safety measures after train conductor stabbing
MTA workers rallied Thursday for stronger safety measures after a brutal stabbing attack on a veteran train conductor.
Suspect who stabbed MTA conductor in court as transit workers demand action
New York City transit workers packed a Manhattan courtroom on Friday to show their support for conductor who was stabbed multiple times when he asked a man to get off of his train, and to demand the MTA take action and increase security for workers.
MTA ends free bus ride program in NYC amid fare evasion concerns
Commuters are going to have to start paying up again after an MTA pilot program ended over the weekend offering New Yorkers free bus rides.
Nearly half of NYC bus riders skip fare, MTA plans crackdown
According to a shocking new study, nearly half of bus riders in New York City are not paying their fares, up 30% from 2020.
NYC drivers face fines for double parking and bus lane blocking
As of today, drivers who double park or block bus lanes will be fined by the MTA.
NYC bus fare evasion spikes: Will the MTA consider hikes, service cuts?
Fare hikes? Service cuts? The MTA says the number of riders getting away with a free ride on the buses in NYC is spiking, costing the cash-strapped agency hundreds of millions of dollars.
LIRR Ronkonkoma Branch service resumes after train-car collision, MTA says
LIRR train service was suspended east of Ronkonkoma after a vehicle was struck in Manorville.
MTA reports drop in NYC subway crime, but rider safety concerns persist
Statistics from the NYPD showed a 15 percent drop in major crime this June, compared to the same period in 2023, along with an 8 percent drop in major crimes so far this year compared to last year.
Pro-Palestinian protests at Grand Central Terminal cause limited access
Eyewitnesses said only a few entrances were open, and people were filing through security check points to get in at Grand Central Terminal.
MTA pushes for new NYC subway infrastructure: 'We have to replace this stuff'
New York City Mayor Eric Adams, as well as CEO of the MTA, Janno Lieber, addressed the city's aging NYC subway infrastructure during a press conference on Wednesday.
MTA arrests 339 people, impounds over 1,500 vehicles in crackdown on toll evaders
The MTA says it has arrested over 300 people and impounded more than 1,500 vehicles as part of a inter-agency crackdown on toll evaders.
G train shutdown starts Friday: Schedule, alternate routes
The shutdown begins at 9:45 p.m. Friday, stopping between Court Square in Long Island City and Nassau Avenue in Greenpoint, until July 5. Here's a list of alternate routes for the summer.
Harlem shooting: MTA bus struck by bullets, 2 men injured
Two people were injured after an MTA bus was struck by a bullet in Harlem Wednesday night, police said.
MTA cuts $16.5B from budget as congestion pricing halt stalls key projects
The full MTA board met for the first time Wednesday since Governor Kathy Hochul paused congestion pricing, and things are not looking good in terms of seeing any kind of improvements to the system.
MTA holds first committee meeting after congestion pricing paused
The MTA held its first committee meeting today after New York Gov. Kathy Hochul paused congestion pricing.
Gov. Hochul pauses congestion pricing, leaving MTA with $15B shortfall
It’s been two weeks since Governor Kathy Hochul put an indefinite "pause" on congestion pricing in New York and is no closer to finding an alternative revenue source for the MTA now that it is $15 billion short.