The MTA’s controversial plan to demolish a block of Midtown to expand Penn Station has grown even larger and $4 billion more expensive — with a price tag that could now approach $17 billion ...

Aerial view of New York Penn Station (valerii eidlin/Shutterstock) “With Andy Byford at the helm, we finally have someone who knows New York, respects infrastructure, ...

An aerial rendering of a park that could be built atop the station, if Madison Square Garden were relocated to a new site. ... and the new Penn Station would cost another $4 billion.

In the Penn Station redevelopment plan, West 30th Street between Seventh and Eighth Avenues ... Aerial Arts NYC, an aerial- and circus-arts school, ...

The state-run Metropolitan Transportation Authority has claimed that Penn Station and Madison Square Garden are no longer compatible together. Getty Images The Metropolitan Transportation ...

Usage will soon increase with the completion of the Penn Station Access project which will bring Metro-North service into Penn Station by 2027. The projected growth of NY/NJ metropolitan region ...

The original Penn Station, opened in 1910, was considered by many to be one of the grandest structures in New York City. Its exterior colonnades, built in a Greek and Roman style, evoked such ...

Passing through Penn Station is not exactly an inspiring aesthetic delight, but it used to be. Bits of the original Beaux-Arts building, seen here, and demolished in the 1960s, still survive.

Drawing of the original 1910 Penn Station located in the current station. We can have that station back again. On June 26, Gov. Hochul, Amtrak, and the MTA not only confirmed plans for the station ...

A $72 million federal grant will kick-start major improvements to Penn Station, including a new connection to another Manhattan transit hub, Sen. Chuck Schumer’s office said Tuesday.

Amtrak officials have for more than a decade pitched a new “Penn South” station as part of the Gateway Program, which would require the demolition of a parcel known as “Block 780” south of ...