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To fund NYC subway fixes, MTA must undo decades of distrust
MTA Chair Janno Lieber is heading to Albany on Thursday to ask lawmakers to fund the largest construction program in the ...
Weymouth mayor cheekily declares the Hingham Bay should be renamed the Gulf of Weymouth
Hingham has since been colonized itself by New Yorkers employed in financial services in Boston with no long standing history of the body of water formerly known as Hingham Bay,” Weymouth Mayor Robert ...
Burgers, murals, stairs and coffee enliven Transit Equity Day in LA
Tuesday’s free rides on public transit saw columnist David Allen use trains and subways for a day in DTLA. Here’s what he saw ...
Jaune Quick-to-See Smith, whose art centered Native life, dies at 85
Ms. Smith was among the country’s most renowned Native artists, crafting pieces that incorporated Indigenous images and ...
On the map: Project hopes to make Glen Park “the new College Street”
The Wilde is a new 360-unit, 30-storey condo development that come 2029 will sit at the intersection of Marlee and Glencairn ...
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$800,000 Homes in California
The front door, framed by colorful tile, opens to the living room, where there’s floral-print wallpaper and the ... but it took a ruling from New York State’s highest court — and a critical ...
NYC subway fare beaters easily crawl under, hop over turnstiles equipped with MTA’s new anti-evasion bars
Rule-breaking riders are easily dropping to all fours to slip under turnstiles that the MTA equipped with new crescent-shaped ...
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How the NYC subway inspired the look of 2025 Topps Series 1
It can be beneficial to pay attention to your surroundings. You never know when the slightest little detail will catch your ...
Why are NYC teens still subway surfing? Safety solutions under scrutiny
New York City is trying to deter dangerous “subway surfing" through education programs, but some transportation advocates and lawmakers say it's not enough.
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MTA installs turnstile metal shields at NYC subway station to combat fare evasion
Just weeks after installing so-called "subway spikes" on certain turnstiles at one New York City station, the MTA is trying another new feature in an attempt to deter fare beaters.