MTA takes aim at a complete overhaul of Queens’ bus network

The MTA held an hour-long information session on Friday to address the concerns of commuters in Queens who say they are afraid that a massive overhaul of the borough’s entire bus network will eliminate some of their routes.

NYPD responds to probe of racial bias in subway fare policing

The New York Police Department released new data showing black and Hispanic people account for the vast majority of its fare-related summonses and arrests. Now the state's attorney general is looking into possible racial bias in the policing of the subways.

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.

Subway worker slowdown possible: Report

As the holiday season fast-approaches, some Metropolitan Transportation Authority union workers may be preparing for a subway slowdown.