The MTA says it needs more than $68 billion to fund its capital plan for subway improvements. The head of the agency told lawmakers Thursday it's up to them to figure out how to raise the money.

The head of New York City’s transit network is urging state lawmakers to resolve a $35 billion funding gap to help modernize its crumbling system and provide better service.Most Read from BloombergCit ...

Throughout this series so far, I have looked at the concept of through-running as applied or envisioned in several different cities: Philadelphia, Toronto and Los Angeles. It was not applied in Boston ...

It has now been 30 days since the Triborough Bridge & Tunnel Authority (TBTA) started collecting Congestion Pricing tolls on ...

Situated in Grand Central Terminal's dining concourse, the 500-square-foot takeout kiosk serves Melba's signature Southern ...

While New York’s MTA needs state lawmakers to help fix a $35.4 billion hole in its multi-year capital spending plan, a rider ...

MTA Chair Janno Lieber is heading to Albany on Thursday to ask lawmakers to fund the largest construction program in the ...

Shopping at Grand Central Madison is delayed again with stores not expected to open until 2026 — at the earliest — as the ...

Grand Central Terminal welcomed two new restaurants to its dining concourse on Tuesday—iconic Harlem staple Melba’s and ...

The two businesses announced Tuesday joined 14 new ones that have established Grand Central Terminal locations this year ...

The terminal’s street level retail and dining scene may be thriving, but further below ground at Grand Central Madison, the ...

The Metropolitan Transportation Authority is changing tracks in the management of the retail component of Grand Central ...