An anti-Islam activist has won a preliminary round in her First Amendment fight to place New York City bus ads calling enemies of Israel "savages."
Every June, the MTA selects a group of musicians to play underground as part of their Music Under New York program. Entry to the program lasts a lifetime and can have big perks.
Residents living near the Second Avenue subway construction site have some good news.
New York City's transportation officials are considering offering cash rewards to riders who report assaults on transit workers.
Motorists who repeatedly speed through E-ZPass lanes at the Port Authority's crossings risk having their accounts suspended.
The Metropolitan Transportation Authority has relaunched its popular Poetry in Motion program.
Some Bronx subway riders are heated over station conditions and it's not because of a lack of air conditioning.
Prosecutors say a father lied to the FBI to try to protect his terrorist son during an investigation of a 2009 plot to attack New York City subways.
Brooklyn residents may get express buses rolling again during the weekends.
The MTA has agreed to restore weekend bus service to the M50 bus route in East Midtown. The decision comes in response to a petition drive organized by U.S. Congresswoman Carolyn Maloney.
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