Companies See New York as Scooter Haven; NYC Says Not So Fast June 3, 2019 By Hailey Waller Four companies — Uber Technologies Inc., Lyft Inc., Bird Rides Inc. and Lime — are aggressively lobbying in New York...
NYC Leaves Billions in Sandy Aid Unspent, Adding to Risks May 10, 2019 By Henry Goldman New York City has only spent 54% of the $14.7 billion in already-approved U.S. funds for recovery and storm-protection following...
New York City, Union Settle Suit Over ‘Vision Zero’ Plan September 2, 2015 New York City has reached a settlement with the Transport Workers Union regarding a lawsuit over the mayor’s recently implemented...
New York City Sees 25% Drop in Tickets to Bicyclists December 23, 2014 New York City bicyclists are getting fewer tickets. The drop comes as biking safety is in a spotlight. The New...
New York City Sandy Home Repair Effort Making Progress October 24, 2014 A program to help city homeowners with Superstorm Sandy home-repair efforts has made progress following an overhaul, and is aiming...
New York City Plans Crackdown on Unsafe Taxi Drivers October 1, 2014 New York City is cracking down on unsafe taxi drivers. The Taxi and Limousine Commission issued 5,000 safety-related summonses so...
Falling Metal Gate Kills New York City Flavored Ice Maker September 22, 2014 A Honduran immigrant who for more than 40 years sold popular flavored ices in the South Bronx has died after...
New York City Failing to Prevent Jail Suicides July 2, 2014 By JAKE PEARSON In one case, a mentally ill New York City inmate hanged himself from a shower pipe on his third try...
New York City Mayor Signs New Traffic Safety Bills June 25, 2014 By JONATHAN LEMIRE New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio signed eleven bills into law Monday that are meant to improve traffic safety...
Traffic Enforcement Campaign Begins in New York City June 18, 2014 The NYPD is conducting a citywide traffic safety enforcement initiative over the next three weeks. It began Monday and continues...