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New York City is a busy place, with too many cars and too few places to park them. That makes parking enforcement vital to the city. The local government took a big step to up its enforcement capabilities earlier this year when it began installing new AI-powered cameras on some…

Despite legal hurdles, drivers headed to Manhattan’s downtown district will face a new toll as of January 5th.

Governor Kathy Hochul unveils initiative to charge vehicles entering lower Manhattan, after halting earlier plan in June

Governor Hochul discusses collaboration with President-elect Trump on infrastructure projects and federal funding for key initiatives in New York.

This incident marks the sixth subway surfing death this year

Fermin Aldeguer came out on top of a superb duel with Aron Canet to win the Moto2 Australian Grand Prix at Phillip Island on Sunday.

Thanks to the New York Mets, today is not a normal day in New York City.

51-year-old man charged with murder and kidnapping on a Metro bus in Los Angeles. Community advocates for enhanced public transportation safety.

A judge dismissed a federal lawsuit challenging a suburban New York ban on wearing masks in public except for health and religious reasons

(1) the particular plaintiffs, who wore masks for health reasons, were excluded from the ordinance's operation, and (2) the risk that officials would misapply the ordinance to them wasn't sufficient to give them preenforcement standing.

A suspect fatally shoots a passenger on a Los Angeles MTA bus, hijacks the vehicle, and is apprehended by LAPD SWAT team in a dramatic incident.