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Red Hook and the Columbia Street Waterfront could finally get a working bus as the city plans 6,000 more homes for the area.
Just 48 of the city's 1,619 public schools participated in School Streets during the 2025-2026 school year.
"We'd love to see more bus lanes," one neighborhood elected official said as she called on the MTA to tweak its plans for weekend G train shutdowns in Greenpoint.
A dock shortage is turning Greenpoint into a Citi Bike nightmare.
Williamsburg mainstay The Exley inaugurated a new car-free pedestrian plaza in a BQE-adjacent slip lane that was until recently occupied by cars.
The state agency continues to face a rocky transition to electric buses.
The MTA’s plan to convert to a zero-emissions bus fleet by 2040 has hit enough roadblocks that the target date is “in jeopardy” of not being met, a new report from New York state’s top fiscal watchdog warns.
Is cut-and-cover the future of the MTA’s subway expansion?
Cops are looking for a hit-and-run driver who killed a 29-year-old e-bike rider commuting to work in Brooklyn.
A new report from the city Dept. of Health should put to bed misplaced concerns about congestion pricing’s impact on regional air quality.
Mayor Mamdani's DOT commissioner says community engagement can't get in the way of progress.
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An affordable housing lottery has launched for an under-construction eight-story, 369-unit building on Red Hook’s Columbia Street.
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Hermès is set to open any day now on the corner of North 6th and Berry Street in Williamsburg.
NYPD cops are barely writing any bus lane tickets — maybe that should change.
The days are numbered for an impressive Romanesque Revival church that has commanded the corner of Schermerhorn Street and 3rd Avenue in Boerum Hill since the late 1800s.
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Boosters predict an expansion of the popular "streeteries," thanks to all-year set-ups.
The year is 2036. Autonomous Vehicles are everywhere.
The mayor keeps making good on his "faster" buses promise.
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One more remnant of Eric Adams-era corruption meets its end.
Advocates are demanding that the city do more to rein in Citi Bike's soaring costs by subsidizing the wildly popular bike share system, but it will take more than public money.
Meet the trio that went full boat to set a new record.
A big change is coming to the corner of Smith and President streets in Carroll Gardens, right across from Carroll Park and at the F train stop.
The digital age is dawning for older bus riders who refuse to dump coins for the MTA’s new fare-payment methods.
The section of Flatbush Avenue between Prospect-Lefferts Gardens and Midwood is plagued by double-parking and slow buses, but city planners have very little room to work with on the physical streets themselves.