It will soon cost more to get around New York. The MTA has approved fare and toll increases set to take effect in January.

The cost of a subway or bus ride in NYC will climb to three dollars next year, after the MTA board voted to approve a fare ...

The changes will go into effect in January to align with the launch of OMNY, the tap-and-ride system, on subways and buses.

The changes will go into effect on January 4 to align with the launch of OMNY, the tap-and-ride system, on subways and buses.

The latest price hike for New York commuters comes about a month before the mayoral election, which has centered around ...

The new proposal would cap the price of unlimited subway and bus rides at $35 over a seven-day period with the OMNY ...

It's unclear if the MTA has any plans to pilot bus-mounted camera enforcement of drivers parked in bike lanes.

New York City’s transit system approved a fare and toll hike, with the base subway and bus fee increasing by 10 cents to $3 ...

The fare increase to $3, up from $2.90, will take effect in January, after the city’s transit system ends sales of the ...

The MTA board made it official Tuesday, formally voting to approve its plan to raise the NYC subway and bus fare by 10 cents ...

Traffic patterns in one of Brooklyn’s busiest corridors will forever change with brand new bus lanes. Before that happens, though, those lanes need to be installed.

A brewing fight between New York City leaders and federal authorities over subway safety boiled over on Capitol Hill this week. Manhattan Rep. Jerry Nadler, during a hearing Wednesday, called U.S.