MTA Subway, Bus Fare Increase Delayed Past August
The MTA’s budget includes a 4% fare hike, as it has every two years, bringing the cost of a single trip to $3. It was originally scheduled to happen in August but will be delayed.
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MTA Plans to Untangle One of NYC’s Worst Subway Bottlenecks, Located In Crown Heights
It’s called the Nostrand Interlocking, and all who pass through it are familiar with its wrath. The interlocking is located in the stretch of Central Brooklyn where the 2, 3, 4 and 5 lines intersect, and requires dozens of trains to grind to a halt every hour.
NYC Mayor Advises Residents To Take Precautions As Heat Wave Strikes Much of the East Coast
New York City Mayor Eric Adams today urged New Yorkers to take precautions as high heat is expected to continue through Wednesday, June 25.
Record-Setting ‘Extreme Heatwave’ to Scorch NYC Next Week
The mercury will soar to a sweltering high of 100 degrees — potentially beating a nearly 140-year-old record — as voters head to the polls next week during an “extreme heatwave,” forecasters warned Wednesday.
Assemblyman Eichenstein and Senator Sutton Announce Passage of Bill to Stop Shabbos Sanitation Tickets
Assemblyman Simcha Eichenstein and Senator Sam Sutton are proud to announce the successful passage of their important legislation that prohibits the New York City Department of Sanitation from issuing fines after 3 PM on Fridays, a crucial step to protect Sabbath observers and other New Yorkers from receiving unfair sanitation tickets.
First Day of Early Voting Shows Huge Jump in Turnout for NYC Primary
The primary election is on June 24, when voters will decide on key races including mayor, comptroller, public advocate and New York City Council. Early voting runs until June 22.
NYC DOT Issues Parking Meter Scam Advisory
New York City Department of Transportation (NYC DOT) Commissioner Ydanis Rodriguez issued a consumer alert to notify New Yorkers about a parking meter scam targeting users of ParkNYC meters.
Cameras May Soon Fine Drivers Who Violate Alternate Side Parking Rules
The new enforcement system is proposed in two bills in the state Senate and Assembly, which would create a pilot program to test out the cameras in parts of New York City.
Large Power Outage in Brooklyn Caused by Overhead Power Line, Repaired Within An Hour
Con Edison crews quickly restored service to 5,397 customers in the Midwood section of Brooklyn, and 4,373 customers in the Tilden section tonight following a brief outage due to a failure on an overhead cable.
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Thousands of Rent-Stabilized NYC Apartments Face Foreclosure in Tenant ‘Bloodbath’
Thousands of rent-stabilized apartments in NYC are under threat of foreclosure as an increasing number of landlords stop paying their mortgages — making the coveted units even more scarce, insiders told The Post.
URGENT: NYC To Sell Off 30,000 Property Liens For Unpaid Water, Sewer, and Property Taxes, More Than 40 Crown Heights Homes On The List
If you have not paid your property tax, water, or sewer bills to NYC over the last five years, this may mean the start of losing your home.
FBI Charges Hamas Supporter In NYC After Repeatedly Assaulting Jewish Victims
The FBI has unveiled charges against Tarek Barzouk, a Hamas supporter who assaulted multiple Jewish victims at Gaza protests while wearing a green Hamas headband.
Daycare Funding Fight Could Leave Thousands of Families Scrambling
Thousands of families hoping to enroll their children in affordable daycare may soon be placed on a waitlist as a result of a funding fight over New York’s child care voucher program.
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TD Five Boro Bike Tour To Draws Thousands of Cyclists to NYC Sunday
Thousands of cyclists will ride through the streets of New York City for the annual TD Five Boro Bike Tour on Sunday.
NYC’s Rent-Stabilized Apartments Face Hikes of Up to 7.75%
The prices of rent-stabilized apartments are set to go up in the Big Apple after the city’s Rent Guidelines Board voted in favor of potential hikes Wednesday.
NYC’s Expanded Crackdown On Bus Lane Violations Begins
A 60-day warning period starts on Monday for drivers who block bus stops or improperly use bus lanes. People will receive warning notices in the mail before they’re hit with summonses, which start at $50 and go up to $250 for repeat offenders, according to the MTA.
Congestion Pricing Tolls Remain Despite Federal Government’s Deadline
The federal government’s new deadline to end congestion pricing has passed, but the Manhattan tolls remain on. In a statement to PIX11 News, a spokesperson for Hochul said the tolls will remain.
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