It's Wednesday in New York City, where the MTA has released new renderings of the Interborough Express linking Brooklyn and Queens via light rail.
The $5.5 billion project will feature multiple elevators and a modern look breaking from the century-old subway system’s aesthetic.
According to the MTA, the project, nicknamed the IBX, will allow passengers to travel end-to-end from the Brooklyn Army Terminal to Roosevelt Avenue in 32 minutes while connecting to 17 different subway lines along the way.
“ This would be the first real, first end-to-end new transit line in New York City since 1937,” Gov. Kathy Hochul said in an interview with Gothamist.
New York City students will return to classrooms on Thursday, where artificial intelligence is officially banned as Mayor Zohran Mamdani’s one-year pause on all student-facing AI goes into effect.
A federal appeals court put a halt on the proposed natural gas pipeline running through New Jersey and New York, ruling the project violates water-quality standards.
New Jersey Gov. Mikie Sherrill addresses the investigation into Lt. Gov. Dale Caldwell and urges anyone with additional allegations to come forward.
Nearly a decade after leaving 'Real Housewives of New York City,' Carole Radziwill is back as the grounding force for the second cast reboot for the long-running reality franchise.
The Mamdani administration released nearly 170,000 documents related to post-9/11 air quality and said the public was misled about health risks after the attacks.
A Bronx man was arraigned Tuesday on a murder charge in the killing of a Crown Heights woman who was stabbed at her own barbecue last month.
New York Fashion Week starts today and one popular language-learning app is joining the runway.
Summer isn’t over yet! A massive sandcastle competition returns to the Rockaways this weekend.
“Whether we like it or not, our teenagers are growing up in an AI-saturated world. We cannot pretend that that world does not exist. It would be irresponsible not to prepare our children for the fast-evolving technological future that lies ahead.”
With rising numbers of New Yorkers struggling to afford food and thousands losing their SNAP benefits under new federal work rules, food advocates are highlighting three existing city-funded programs that help people afford healthy foods — that few know about.
When construction workers building the Second Avenue subway first began digging through the Upper East Side in 2007, lumber and construction outlet Mensch Supply had to pack up shop.
The MTA had seized the land where Mensch operated through eminent domain to make way for the new train line.
Just a few days after the 9/11 attacks, then-16-year-old Faiza Ali was wearing a hijab at a Rite Aid near her home in Midwood, Brooklyn, when a screaming woman told her to leave. The woman pushed Ali's little sister as other customers and a security guard stood by idly.
The first hint of fall air is blowing into New York City, the marathon is a couple months away, and whether you’re a casual jogger or a true competitor, running season has arrived.
