In a letter filed Wednesday, Judge Dale Ho ordered the case dropped with prejudice, meaning the government cannot bring these charges against Adams again in the future.
If you waited to get a compost bin for free, the Department of Sanitation is no longer giving them out, according to 311.
Starting April 1, all app-based restaurant delivery workers will earn $21.44 per hour before tips. It’s the last of a multi-phase wage floor increase bringing delivery workers’ hourly rate to $19.96, plus a 7.41% inflation adjustment.
The highest court in New York State has struck down a New York City law which, if it had gone into effect, would have allowed noncitizens to vote in municipal elections.
Get ready for the final swipe, MetroCards have a new official end date, according to MTA Chair and CEO Janno Lieber.
New York City Department of Transportation (NYC DOT) Commissioner Ydanis Rodriguez today announced the city will implement Regional Slow Zones in the Bronx, Queens, Brooklyn, and Staten Island, after launching the first Regional Slow Zone in Manhattan late last year.
New rules go into effect next month to help city officials crack down on ghost cars, which have fake or obscured license plates to avoid enforcement.
New York City could implement traffic cameras to monitor and ticket illegal parking, thanks to new legislation proposed in the state Assembly.
Enjoy exploring the history behind the unique co-named streets of New York City? There is an interactive map for that.
The U.S. Department of Transportation and the Federal Highway Administration want congestion pricing to end in New York City by March 21, 2025.
New York City’s spectacularly unpopular congestion pricing scheme is on death row as the Trump administration will announce Wednesday it is pulling its approval of the toll.
New York City’s new area code will be 465, replacing four existing Bronx, Brooklyn, Queens, Staten Island and Marble Hill area codes.
Yad Vashem Way was inaugurated Thursday in an official naming ceremony at 67th Street and 3rd Avenue in Manhattan.
A winter storm is expected to bring 2 to 5 inches of snow accumulation beginning Sunday afternoon, with potential for higher amounts depending on the storm’s track. As temperatures plummet below freezing Monday, any untreated wet surfaces or melting snow could refreeze, creating hazardous travel conditions.
The cost of a single ride pass, along with overage and e-bike fees, are all going up starting Monday, according to Citi Bike officials. The day pass will increase in price in February.
The New York City Emergency Management Department issued a winter weather alert for Monday, January 6. According to the latest National Weather Service forecast, light snow will begin Monday morning and continue into the evening.
Barring a last-ditch effort by New Jersey to get a judge to freeze it, the tolling will go into effect this Sunday, January 5th.
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