The MTA is ringing in the new year with higher fares, raising the cost of subway and bus rides — and bridge and tunnel tolls. As of Sunday, Jan. 4, the base fare for subways, local buses and ...

Drivers traveling south into Tijuana should anticipate possible delays due to roadway work on Interstate 5 at the San Ysidro Port of Entry, the U.S. General Services Administration said. Construction ...

Saturday is the last day Long Island Rail Road riders will be able to buy a round-trip or 10-trip ticket, as the MTA’s new fare and toll plan takes effect Sunday, bringing higher rates and big changes ...

Multnomah County, OR (January 3, 2026) – A traffic collision involving injuries occurred early Saturday morning on the southbound lanes of the I-5 Freeway at the Burnside Bridge in Portland’s Kerns ...

The Florida Highway Patrol is investigating who was at fault in a two-car crash in Hobe Sound that killed two teenagers and left a third with serious injuries on Jan. 2. The crash occurred about 10 ...

As NYPD detectives zero in on the gunman who killed Uber driver Issa Mbolo Isac in an apparent road rage episode, a group of cabbies Friday made a controversial decision to parade out a masked witness ...

The cost of a monthly LIRR ticket will increase by around 4.5%. The MTA says no monthly ticket price will exceed $500. All other ticket prices will increase by up to 8%. The surcharge for tickets ...

Pink spent New Year’s Eve reflecting on the end of the Year of the Wood Snake and welcoming in the Year of the Fire Horse, defined by courage, optimism, and brave actions. On Instagram, the singer ...

An Uber driver was found dead in his crashed SUV in the Bronx Thursday morning after being shot in the head, possibly during a road rage incident, in the first city homicide of the new year, officials ...

A closer look at litter in Manhattan provides surprising insight into how people in the city live. By Mihir Zaveri Good morning. It’s Monday. Today we’ll look at trash — yes, trash — that doesn’t make ...

For decades, the subway fare and the pizza slice — two New York City commodities — cost almost exactly the same amount. But that “pizza principle” is rapidly disappearing. As the MTA prepares to ...