Following the reopening of New York City, a new normal is emerging for transit workers and riders consisting of the normalization of death, failing service, and stepped-up attacks on jobs.

Public transit is New York’s superpower. Every day, against all the odds, it holds the city together and makes it go, connecting millions of riders to jobs, families, healthcare, and community.

New York City’s transit system has always had a bit of an issue with modernization – its decaying tracks and outdated signalling technology are just two symptoms, ones that some attribute to the ...

The coronavirus pandemic struck the largest public transit system in the U.S. just as it was beginning to recover from a long-standing funding and service crisis. Back in 2017, New York State ...

Traveling recently on the London Tube and on the city’s double-decker buses, I wondered, as I have many times before, why New York City can’t have a comparable public transit system: safe ...

Extremely heavy rains flooded much of New York City on Friday, freezing traffic and shutting down much of the city’s public transportation. The city experienced around 6 inches of rain on Friday ...

Over the past two years, New York City Transit has been under interim leadership, first by Sarah Feinberg, who served in various high-level federal transportation positions under former President ...

Gov. Kathy Hochul’s new push to deploy hundreds of state troopers and National Guard members in New York City’s subway to beef up security in the system was evident at Grand Central Terminal ...