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MTA racing to restore subway service after power outage
A power outage to signal equipment near three Manhattan stations fully or partially suspended multiple subway lines beginning Tuesday morning, causing a cascade of delays across the system, MTA officials said. The agency says it expects service to return to normal by the evening rush.
Jimmy O’Donnell discussed his positions on congestion pricing, the Newburgh-Beacon Ferry and west-of-Hudson rail options.
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The Metropolitan Transportation Authority revealed Monday it notched a tiny drop in fare-beating – but could still lose ...
An MTA-contracted driver repeatedly sexually assaulted a disabled passenger — and used a translator app to make sure she ...
MTA Chair Janno Lieber regularly says he delivers projects "on time and on budget." The agency's push to upgrade aging subway ...
The Connecticut DOT says it is seeking a pair of 5% fare hikes on Metro-North lines in the state by July 2026.
Dating back to 2018, 200 buses have been replaced on Staten Island, with another 130 expected by mid-2026, according to the MTA. Combined, these two figures would represent 40% of the borough’s bus ...
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Last year, 23 MTA workers received more than $200,000 in overtime alone, 10 more than in 2023, according to the Empire Center ...
Maryland Transit Administration police are asking for help to identify a woman who they said was involved in an aggravated ...
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