The New York City comptroller was assisting a man in immigration court when masked agents arrested him.

Legislation could limit the pollution from diesel trucks traveling back and forth from warehouses to deliver packages by passing the Clean Deliveries Act.

Press release from EDF and ElectrifyNY on new warehouse boom report with updated data.

“There’s no legal basis for what they’re trying to do,” said one legal expert.

The lawmakers sent a letter to President Trump and other top Republicans, arguing the MTA deserves more money from the federal government to fix the city's troubled mass transit systems.

In 2022, transportation was the 2nd largest household expenditure, accounting for 15% of household spending (US DOT, Bureau of Statistics). We want to know how much transportation costs impact your ex...

Poorly maintained sidewalks impact daily mobility for people who rely on wheelchairs. Discover what's taking the city so long to fix these problems.

Ensuring safety for all transit riders is critical, but increasing police presence is not the solution our system or communities deserve.

The decline amounted to a 7% reduction in traffic in the toll zone south of 60th Street.

NJ Transit riders have posted photos showing crammed trains

Policymakers and budgetary analysts have long argued that roads are heavily subsidized. The diffusion of spending among federal, state, and local government entities, along with the complexity of indi...

Tesla Inc.’s Cybertruck qualifies for up to $7,500 in US tax credits for the first time this year, part of reshuffling under tougher rules that took effect on Jan. 1 that also newly disqualify other e...

Congestion pricing is good for everyone — and opposing it is a waste of time. Transportation advocates must have one goal: fully funding NJ Transit

Crypto mining uses a ton of electricity. And now, the miners have competition: AI firms, which are also an energy suck.

Since 2016, the Kansas City Area Transportation Authority has offered door-to-door trips from on-demand shuttles. Here’s what the transit operator has learned.

The Bronx House reps told the governor that her plan to build a pair of hulking, highway-sized roads next to the existing scar is "doubling down on Robert Moses."