Bus rider, 56, stabbed blocks from busy NYC transit hub: cops
A 56-year-old man was knifed once in the leg while aboard a Q44-SBS MTA bus near Main Street and 39th Avenue in Flushing.
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NJ Transit rail riders face new month of hell as problem construction project ramps up
Beleaguered train commuters Sunday began what is expected to be five weeks of severe delays and adjustments as construction ramps up on a replacement to a century-old bridge -- a project that has continually brought…
Mamdani: ICE agent looked like ‘mass shooter’ in Marble Hill traffic stop
Mayor Zohran Mamdani on Sunday compared the ICE agent who shot a man in Marble Hill — while the victim’s 5-year-old child sat in the car — to a mass shooter, as newly released footage showed the moments surrounding the…
Software engineer’s viral plan to close L train’s 3rd Ave stop shows it would speed up commutes
The L train’s Third Avenue station should get the boot, according to a subway analysis that argues riders would collectively save more than 1,800 hours a day if trains skipped the Manhattan stop.
NJ Transit riders face 5 weeks of schedule disruptions starting Sunday
The new Portal North Bridge over the Hackensack River NJ Transit and Amtrak riders should prepare for cancellations, schedule changes and longer commutes as work continues on the new Portal North Bridge.
‘Criminal illegal’ migrant shot by ICE terrorized NYC apartment building with machete: ‘Menace to society’
Federal authorities said Oscar Belgal is a "criminal illegal alien" with alleged ties to a violent street gang.
2 pedestrians killed in Bronx crash after driver ran red light, police say
New York City, United States. NYPD New York Police Department markings are seen on a police car in New York City, United States, on August 7, 2026.
Why thousands of transit buffs came out in droves to buy a piece of NYC subway history at annual MTA pop-up shop
Austin Celestin lined up below the elevated D train in Gravesend, Brooklyn, early on the morning of Friday, Oct.
1300 Jefferson Street Breaks Ground in Hoboken, New Jersey
Construction has begun at 1300 Jefferson Street, the site of an 18-story residential building on the northern edge of Hoboken, New Jersey.
ICE Supervisor at Center of NYC Shooting Named in Multiple Lawsuits Alleging Violent, Illegal Arrests
A federal Immigration and Customs Enforcement agent fired at least seven shots on a crowded Marble Hill street Thursday afternoon, sending passersby ducking for cover.
ICE SHOOTING: DHS defends agents firing on Oscar Bergal, but admits they didn’t know child was in car; NYPD bodycam shows hospital rush
ICE agents did not know a 5-year-old boy was inside the vehicle when at least one agent opened fire on the driver in Marble Hill Thursday afternoon, Homeland Security Secretary Markwayne Mullin admitted Friday, as…
Oscar Belgal ‘accelerated’ vehicle at ICE, ‘weaponized’ car in NYC shooting, feds insist
A suspected migrant gang member tried to ram ICE agents with his SUV in New York City before he was shot, a top agency official insisted.
Prospect Heights Tried a Lighter Approach to Street Cleaning Enforcement — It Didn’t Work
The city cut the days drivers in a small sliver of Brooklyn had to move their cars for street cleaning — and they still broke the rules!
Cycle Of Rage: One Crash Shows How Reckless Car Drivers Ruin Kids’ Childhoods
We want our kids off their phones and reading books in the library.
Friday Video: How Mamdani Can Avoid His BQE Bypass Boondoggle
In their latest video, the current and former NYC public school students of the Joint Transit Association have some concerns about Mayor Mamdani's plan to rebuild the BQE.
Inside Baseball: Kuntzman To Step Down At Streetsblog; David Meyer To Take Over
Streetsblog's longtime editor will take on new challenges.
Law Firm Morgan & Morgan Signs 71K-SF Lease at One Seaport Plaza
Personal injury law firm Morgan & Morgan has signed a 70,602-square-foot lease at 199 Water Street, also known as One Seaport Plaza, according to third-quarter Manhattan office reports from Colliers and CBRE.
Mamdani admin considers charging for more parking spots, but not as a moneymaker: DOT Commissioner Flynn
Expanding metered street parking and introducing dynamic pricing at the curb are "very much something" Mayor Zohran Mamdani's administration is "looking at," but it should be driven by policy and not a desire to raise…
Transit fans get chance to buy merch at MTA's annual pop-up shop
The pop-up in Brooklyn features subway station signs, subway seats, rare MetroCards and more.
Daily Links: DoBro Mega-BID Would Fight High Vacancies, Boost Fulton Mall
In the News Subway Gates Deterred Evasion, MTA Says [NYT] New Brooklyn Dem Party Honcho Accused of Deed Theft [NYP] ‘The Girls’ Get It Right at Burg’s Kinda Nice [BK Mag] New Restaurant Brings Modern Korean Tapas to…
Construction Begins On Music School At 299 DeGraw Street In Cobble Hill, Brooklyn
Construction has begun at 299 DeGraw Street, where a two-story former firehouse is being converted into a music school for the Noel Pointer Foundation in Cobble Hill, Brooklyn.
COMPLETE VIDEO: 205th CityLaw Breakfast featuring NYC DOT Commissioner Mike Flynn
On October 8, 2026, NYC DOT Commissioner Mike Flynn spoke at the 205th CityLaw Breakfast.
Riding the Staten Island Ferry with Mamdani: Out of Office with the Mayor
They discussed Pete Davidson’s doubts about the mayor, coastal resiliency 14 years after Hurricane Sandy and more.
The Big Lyft: Mamdani Faces Tough Fight for Cheaper Citi Bikes
Citi Bike's private operator Lyft has amassed considerable leverage over the city, experts warned.
‘Sweeping The City’: Millions Of New Yorkers Are Crying Out For Mayor Mamdani To Slow Down Drivers
Representatives of more than one-quarter of the city are demanding that the Mamdani administration designate their neighborhoods as "Slow Zones,” by taking advantage of a state law that allows the mayor to reduce car…
Oct. 7 anniversary in New York: As Jews mourn and remember, pro-Palestine protesters take streets in defiance
New Yorkers from across the city responded on Wednesday to the third anniversary of the Oct.
Fare evasion: Hochul, MTA leaders say stations testing modern fare gate models see 35% drop in the costly crime
Fare evasion has plummeted an average of 35% across the 20 stations where the MTA is testing modern subway entrance gates meant to deter the practice, Gov.
New subway fare gates cut evasion by 72% at some stations, MTA says
The gates have saloon-style doors, and use sensors and cameras to detect whether someone has paid.
Three Fashion Tenants Ink Deals at 231 West 39th Street
Three women’s apparel brands have taken office and showroom space at 231 West 39th Street in Manhattan’s Garment District, landlord broker and building manager Adams & Company announced Wednesday.
From sirens to symphonies: Shuttered Cobble Hill firehouse gets new life as music school
For more than two decades, the former Engine Company 204 firehouse at 299 DeGraw Street in Cobble Hill has stood empty.