Stephen Nessen

In an effort to increase ventilation on city buses, the MTA is allowing drivers to open windows and roof hatches. But it can’t be done on all buses or trains.

As the city moves into phase three of reopening Monday, many New Yorkers tired of being quarantined at home got a head start on outdoor activities over the weekend.

The MTA has been rolling out new vending machines at 10 stations, stocked with personal protective equipment. But riders can still get most of these items for free.

What happens when a bunch of traffic planners and engineers find themselves in the epicenter of a pandemic that brings their day jobs to a grinding halt? They start their dream projects.

During the last few weeks of protests, NYPD helicopters have been a constant presence buzzing overhead. Flight data shows they've also been flying unusually low over crowds. 

Recent efforts to help homeless people get out of the subway system and connect to services they need have been largely unsuccessful, according to a report from the MTA’s IG.

It’s the end of the first work week with Phase One reopening guidelines in effect for the city, and it saw a return of commuters to the subways and buses. 

The city will finally have full representation on the MTA board after more than a year. That’s because the State Senate has confirmed the last two nominees this week.

Governor Cuomo wants to use the pandemic's effect on travel and outdoor activity to speed up infrastructure projects. 

Amid calls for police reforms, the MTA is delaying its plan to hire more police officers. 

With Phase One of reopening in effect for New York City, the MTA expects more than one million riders could return to public transit.

Friday marked the ninth consecutive night of protests in New York City. 

Early Wednesday morning an A train pulled into Chambers Street and two of the cars de-coupled. There were no injuries. But, the MTA is pulling all of these trains from service.

As the city prepares for the first phase of reopening, there's concern that cars will clog the streets because commuters fear using mass transit.

As the city prepares for Phase One of reopening on Monday, the MTA has released its plan to return to regular service, with some caveats.

When protests spread across the city, MTA bus routes often are disrupted. On Sunday one bus driver decided to stay on course.

In spite of the New York region's shutdown, the MTA has been moving forward on hundreds of construction projects, with the latest set to start this weekend on the F Train.

The Portal Bridge in New Jersey used by NJ Transit and Amtrak is getting nearly $92 million in federal funds. 

The MTA is now experimenting with a way to kill the coronavirus on trains and buses using Ultra Violet light.

As the MTA prepares to reopen the subways and restore service to pre-pandemic levels, the union representing subway and bus workers has a list of demands.