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Trump Admin Lifts Stop Work Order on New York Offshore Wind Project
About 30 percent of the project has already been completed, according to developer Equinor.
Passenger Jet Aborts Takeoff to Avoid Colliding With United Plane at New York’s LaGuardia Airport
A United Airlines plane was still taxiing on the runway after missing an exit as a Republic Airways jet was cleared for takeoff.
Mexican Navy Ship Hits Brooklyn Bridge: What We Know So Far
The NTSB has assembled a team of experts in New York to conduct a safety investigation into the crash involving the training ship known as Cuauhtémoc.
Supreme Court Temporarily Pauses Extradition Proceedings Against Indian Citizen
A federal appeals court previously held that Monika Kapoor was not entitled to fight extradition while making a refugee claim.
Mexican Ship Increased Speed Before Brooklyn Bridge Strike: Transport Safety Board
The board said it was investigating potential engine failure but has not yet determined a probable cause for the incident.
Deal Reached to End New Jersey Transit Strike: Union Chairman
The three-day strike by New Jersey Transit workers has affected around 100,000 daily commuters.
Federal Officials Start Investigation Into Mexican Tall Ship That Hit Brooklyn Bridge
New York City officials confirmed that two people died and 19 were injured and that the Brooklyn Bridge was not damaged.
What to Know About the Problems in Newark’s Airspace
The Transportation Department and FAA have deployed an emergency task force and implemented a series of fixes to address the issues at Newark airport.
Mexican Navy Training Ship Crashes Into NYC’s Brooklyn Bridge, 2 Dead
Two crew members remain in serious condition and 20 more were injured, New York City Mayor Eric Adams said.
NJ Transit Rail Strike Enters Day 2 as Union, State Officials Continue Wage Talks
The strike leaves 350,000 daily commuters without train access to Manhattan.
NJ Transit CEO Says Talks With Striking Engineers Union Are Nearly Finished
The strike crippling the train system could be over soon. The engineers make about $113,000 a year and are seeking an increase to about $120,000 by 2027.
New Jersey Train Engineers Go on Strike, Halting Service in New York City Area
A strike would stop all NJ Transit trains starting on May 16, affecting 350,000 commuters.
New York to Send ‘Inflation Refund’ Checks to Eligible Residents
Gov. Kathy Hochul said the funding will come from the money the state collected in higher sales taxes due to inflation.
Port Jervis School District Proposes $104 Million Budget to Fund Construction and Land Purchase
The 7.7 percent larger budget will result in no tax increase, and will fund campus expansion and new air conditioning.
