The transit agency says thousands of parts are sourced from all over the world.

The transit megaproject had ground to a halt earlier this year following the Trump administration yanking funding.

Ahead of the Nor’easter, the subway chief said his “single biggest concern” is wind and trees falling onto open tracks, not torrential flooding.

Katrina Gorham said she lost many precious belongings when she and her three children temporarily moved as the Gowanus Houses were updated this summer.

Jagjit Singh, 52, was found dead in his taxi in the West Village last week.

After failure by the Adams administration to meet bus and bike targets, safety activists want a lot more accountability from the current mayor.

As electric bus technology struggles, the state is preparing to buy 650 new buses powered by compressed natural gas.

While the death of Moet McCullum remains under investigation, a retired transit worker who survived a similar incident a decade ago says flagging is still a risky practice.

An internal MTA incident account said the train operator “did not see any lights” and “proceeded at normal speed” while heading south from the 167th Street stop.

An internal MTA incident account said she was setting up flags on the tracks when she was hit.

City officials are considering a proposal to expand the number of commercial metered spots where drivers can park before finding a bathroom or other relief.

Drivers looking for legal spots to park in order to rest, eat or relieve themselves have endured years of frustration.

The body of Richard Coulibaly, 73, was returned to his native Ivory Coast after a fundraising campaign by the New York Taxi Workers Alliance.

The city's taxi union and Ivorian New Yorkers raised money to return Richard Coulibaly back home, where he will be buried in his family’s village.

Mayor Zohran Mamdani’s team said the complex work of organizing numerous city agencies has delayed a new report on public toilets.

The commitment was initially set in 2018 and is expected to cost billions of dollars.

The city Taxi & Limousine Commission is proposing to eliminate fees and penalties stacked on top of license suspensions.

Federal and state laws require that all tips go to workers, but for weeks this season, young fast food workers at Maimonides Park were only paid an hourly wage.

Quarter-and-dime-loving commuters are bracing for contactless digital payments as the MTA ends coin fares this year.

The effort to add room for tot carriages started with just seven routes four years ago.

Former Schools Chancellor David Banks and ex-First Deputy Mayor Sheena Wright have snagged top New York officials as podcast guests, despite the lingering cloud of Adams-era investigations.

The settlement requires the MTA to more clearly alert the public when subway elevators are out of service.

The Park Avenue Viaduct came in nearly $200 million under budget without disrupting service, MTA officials say.

The $400 million project will equip the station’s multiple levels with seven new elevators and rebuild three escalators by the end of 2027.

The legislation that would affect tens of thousands of for-hire drivers was set to take effect next week.

The City Council heard hours of testimony Wednesday on a proposal to end the iconic Central Park tourist trade.

The new legislation aiming to protect drivers from being unfairly kicked out of driving apps is slated to take effect later this month.

Animal rights activists say they’ve never been closer to exiling horse carriages from Central Park. A hearing on Wednesday will feature testimony from the family of a young tourist killed in a recent ...