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MTA computer systems were hacked in April, transit officials acknowledged on Wednesday. The New York Times first reported the breach, and it was independently confirmed by NY1. Agency officials ...
The MTA board on Wednesday approved an ambitious $68 billion plan to keep the region’s mass transit from falling into disrepair — enabling transit officials to carry out roughly $15 billion in ...
The MTA is stepping up patrols inside subways, targeting graffiti vandals. NY1 has learned the transit agency is dispatching a special anti-vandal squad called the Eagle Team, which stands for ...
Riders on the northern half of the G train between Court Square and Hoyt-Schermerhorn will get 5G cell service as early as the fall, MTA officials announced Wednesday. The MTA also aims to bring ...
The MTA is laying the groundwork to use eminent domain to acquire 18 properties in the Bronx and Westchester that are key to clearing the way for a $3 billion extension of the Metro-North Railroad ...
A Manhattan federal judge on Tuesday barred the U.S. Department of Transportation from retaliating against the MTA over the agency’s decision to continue charging its congestion pricing tolls ...
NJ Transit bus service would remain in operation throughout the state, and the agency has plans to enhance bus capacity during the strike. NJ Transit engineers have walked off the job, halting the ...
Metropolitan Transportation Authority board members convened for their monthly meetings on Wednesday, just a day after the transit agency achieved what it considers a win in the ongoing congestion ...
WOODLAND PARK, NJ — New Jersey Transit trains will begin operating again after the agency reached a deal with striking rail engineers on wage increases, the engineers' union said, ending a ...
An outraged man struck a 71-year-old MTA bus operator in the head with a wrench as he stepped onto a bus rolling through Brooklyn, police said Friday — at least the second assault aboard an MTA ...