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One-Seat Rides to JFK Airport Are a Reality in This Public Transit Proposal

Without the L Train, the Best Shot to Avoid Traffic Hell Is a Car-Free 14th Street

New Bus Terminal Part of $30B Plan OK’d by Port Authority

Cuomo Unveils $10B Plan to Overhaul JFK Airport

Cuomo Turns to Construction on Several Major Transportation Projects as He Starts Seventh Year in Office

Outgoing Transit Chief Leaves Behind Legacy of Accomplishments and Big Challenges

Celebrate the Second Avenue Subway and Think About the Next Phase of Construction

Second Avenue Subway Opens to the Public on New Year’s Day

Highlights From the Opening of the Second Avenue Subway

Nearly a Century After Planning Started, a New York Subway Arrives

Second Avenue Subway’s Arrival Brings Fear That Rents Will Soar

Gardens at Harriman Station Plans Unveiled

Second Avenue Subway Cost Concerns Transit Experts

Second Avenue Subway Opening Excites Upper East Side Restaurateurs, Officials

New York Sees Population Decline

City Drivers Get a Perk With Longer-Term Implications

The New Suburbia: More Urban

Putting a Price Tag on the American Dream

The Evolution of Hudson Yards: from “Death Avenue” to NYC’s Most Advanced Neighborhood

Amtrak’s Hudson River Tunnels Project Could Bring 3 Years of Traffic Jams

What the U.S. Map Should Really Look Like

The Greater New York City Region Must Plan for “Permanent Flooding”

Report: Rising Sea Levels Could Flood Thousands of LI Homes

Rising Seas Could Flood 7,000 LIers Homes by 2050, Report Says

Grim Maps Show NYC's Future Is Underwater

Think LaGuardia Airport Is Bad Now? Wait Until It’s Underwater

In Fight Against Global Warming, Will NJ Lead or Lag Behind?

Report Considers Possible Sea Level Rise in Queens

New York Will Get Very Wet

Many of NYC's Coastal Neighborhoods May Be Underwater by 2100

Report: Sea Levels Surrounding NYC Could Rise A Full Foot By 2030

An Uneasy Bi-State Truce Moves Manhattan Bus Station Ahead

Ulster County Needs to Adapt to the Changing Economy

Civic Group Finds Insufficient Preparation for Rising Sea Levels

How 4 Million Commutes Shape America’s ‘Megaregions’

Sea-level Rise Could Permanently Flood Parts of N.J.

Hoboken Continues to Lead Region’s Fight Against Coastal Flooding, But Is It Enough?