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Come L or High Water: Sandy Damage Leaves MTA With Tough Choice

MTA Officials to Detail Two Options to Carry Out Reconstruction Work on L Train at Public Meeting

MTA Officials to Detail Two Options to Carry Out Reconstruction Work on L Train

L Train Riders Can Attend Meeting Tonight on Proposed Shutdown

Jane Jacobs, Robert Moses, and the Battle Over LOMEX

Affordable Housing: How Low Can de Blasio Go?

Jane Jacobs v Robert Moses, battle of New York's urban titans

De Blasio Streetcar and Ferry Plans Complement, and Maybe Compete

It’s Time for Metrocards to Go the Way of the Token

Cuomo Touts Necessity for Long Island Growth

Transportation Fund Running on Empty

L Train Should Shut Down Completely, with 14th St. Closed to Private Traffic, Association Says

14th Street Should Be Shut Down to Cars Amid L Train Repairs, Study Says

L Train Shutdown May Include All Crosstown Manhattan L Stops

The L Train Might Be Shut Down in Manhattan As Well

Transit Officials Preparing Study for Unbuilt 10th Avenue Subway Station

Planners: Full L tunnel closure makes the most sense

L Train Pain Could Spread to Manhattan

14 Manhattan Projects to Benefit from $50m Lend Lease Blaze Payout

What One Really Expensive Tunnel Means to U.S. Train Travel

Second Avenue Subway Gets a Boost

Here’s How Towns and Villages Can Fix Long Island’s Critical Housing Shortage

Should PATH Extension to Newark Airport Be on the Chopping Block?

Gateway Project Could Bring Long Desired ‘One-Seat’ Trip to Thousands of NJ Transit Commuters

Port Authority Rail Tunnel Plan Includes Direct Ride for North Jersey Commuters

New York’s Subway System Can’t Keep Pace With Growing Number of Riders

Outdated Federal Housing Rules Hold Back Building of Walkable Communities

‘Saving Jamaica Bay’ Makes Its Premier Next Week

No Rail Deal, NJ Transit Strike Draws Closer for Commuters

Andrew Cuomo Really Wants to be New York’s Next Master Builder – But Can He Deliver?

Calatrava Hub's Value Is in Architecture, not Transportation

Column: Regional Planning Key to Future Changes

The Federal Rule Holding Back Neighborhood-scale Mixed-use Buildings

Why Don’t We Have More Walkable Cities

City & State First Read Tonight February 26, 2019

Want to Encourage the Development of Walkable Neighborhoods? Fix This

A Final Plea: Fund West Shore Light Rail Study or SIEDC Will Abandon Effort

New York’s Subway to Get New Technologies, But Still Lags Other Cities

Roundtable Focuses on NJ’s Transportation Future

Streetcar Service Proposed by Mayor de Blasio May Require 2 New Bridges

N.J. Gas Tax Hike Needed to Fix Roads, Experts Say