New York City

Policy

How the NYC Ferry could work

Experts weigh in on how to improve the city’s ferries without scrapping them.

Policy

Society doesn’t break down with 14th Street closed to cars

On Thursday morning, the city began its experimental transit initiative, preventing all passenger cars – including taxis and ride-hail app vehicles, such as Uber and Lyft – from driving on 14th Street in Manhattan between Third and Ninth avenues, from 6 a.m. to 10 p.m. 

New York State

Policy

Will New York take net neutrality into its own hands?

A new federal ruling would let states to regulate the internet even if the FCC won’t.

New York City

Policy

Privacy group raises OMNY security concerns

The tap-and-go payment system may pose a threat to undocumented immigrants.

New York State

Policy

Michael Blake’s Airbnb bill a potential conflict of interest

The Assemblyman worked as a political consultant for a firm that was paid by Airbnb. 

New York City

Policy

Public transportation is the future for ride-hail giants

Lyft and Uber are expanding their apps to include public transit information and directions.

New York City

Policy

Are Meatless Mondays healthy?

The options may not be inherently healthier, but are part of a more nutritious program.

New York State

Policy

The child welfare system could soon become fairer

People of color disproportionately face allegations of child neglect, a new bill might help in some ways but not others.

New York State

Policy

Cuomo kicks off Workforce Development Initiative with SUNY investment

Gov. Andrew Cuomo announced the state would invest $3 million in SUNY's Apprenticeship Program.

New York State

Policy

A light at the end for the Gateway tunnel

Trump is determined not to fund the project. Can NY and NJ make it happen anyway?

New York City

Policy

MTA solicits signal technology proposals

The MTA is collaborating with the Transit Innovation Partnership on a bidding conference to solicit technology innovations.