New York City's public transit agency is threatening to sue the Trump administration over its ongoing freeze of federal funding for a long-awaited subway extension project. The Metropolitan Transportation Authority said the federal government is withholding nearly $60 million in congressionally approved funding for the extension of the Second Avenue subway into East Harlem and will be forced to shut the massive construction project down unless the money is released.

The proposal could raise around $125 million dollars per year for the upstate New York transit systems, the NYPTA says.

Construction & Development (C&D) has released its year in review and strategic plan and revealed that it generated $1.2 billion

(WRGB) -- A proposal in the New York state Legislature to put an additional $25 vehicle registration fee for upstate drivers is drawing sharp debate, with suppo

Nearly 1.9 billion trips were taken on New York Metropolitan Transportation Authority’s subway, bus, and paratransit services in 2025—up roughly 7% from 2024—and the subway, Long Island Rail Road, and Metro-North Railroad each broke OTP (On-Time ...

The plans could be the largest transformation of mass transit in the city since the subway system’s construction in the early 20th century.