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The MTA has a ‘doomsday’ plan if it doesn’t get more federal money. Why doesn’t NJ Transit?

Speaker Corey Johnson Proposes an Overhaul of City Planning Process With New Report

Regional transit operators poised to get federal aid, but fiscal worries remain

NJ Transit is conducting its third COVID-19 survey. Here’s why taking it matters.

Mayor Pete had a fleet of 47 buses. Secretary of Transportation Pete Buttigieg will have a budget of $87 billion

Buttigieg could push major projects forward as Transportation Secretary: RPA

City Council Speaker Unveils Comprehensive Planning Legislation

MTA votes Wednesday on budget proposal with cuts

New York City’s Mayoral Primaries Set for June

Mass Transit Is in Jeopardy—and So Are Cities

Thousands of NJ's Affordable Homes Under Threat From Climate Change Flooding

Should New York's Midtown offices become apartments?

Housing Intensification Without High Rise

Suffolk offers emergency help for tenants, small businesses

Midtown Is Reeling. Should Its Offices Become Apartments?

NYCHA Strikes Deal With Private Developers to Manage and Repair Units

Housing Fights to Be Heard in the Mayoral Race

Barely above water

Transit officials around the country warn of service cuts and layoffs

A Fairer, Safer City? Here’s the Agenda from Top Transportation Advocacy Groups

Is Trump Holding Congestion Pricing in New York City Hostage?

Mayor Brown Invites Buffalo Residents To Help Shape Future Of City Parks

Mayor Brown looking for public input on developing Buffalo’s parks

Hope In 'The Emptiness Of It All': How Midtown Could Reinvent Itself After COVID

Congestion pricing plan could be delayed until 2023, MTA says

Opinion: Reinventing our approach to affordable housing in NYC

NYC congestion pricing plan on hold, to the relief of some Jersey drivers

NJ Needs To Step Up For Bus Riders In COVID Pandemic, Report Says

New York’s Covid Comeback Must Target Equitable Growth

The 2020 Long Island Power 100

More lanes, reduce overcrowding. Plan outlines how to make N.J. bus service better.

State leaders urged to plan ahead to preserve essential bus services

NY City and MTA: Will they go down together?

City’s Move to Bolster Resilient Buildings is a Big Deal—and a First Step

Penn Station was plagued with problems before COVID. Is the pandemic the time to fix them?