Dispatch from Albany: Legislative Session Closes
Yesterday, New York State’s legislative session closed quietly, with few late-night deals and almost no horse trading to speak of. After months of hard work,
Yesterday, New York State’s legislative session closed quietly, with few late-night deals and almost no horse trading to speak of. After months of hard work,
Today, Tri-State, the Long Island Rail Road Commuter Council, and Vision Long Island call on [pdf] the New York State Assembly Ways and Means Committee
Connecticut Governor Dannel P. Malloy has announced that Alexion, a large biotech company currently based in Cheshire, Connecticut, will relocate its global headquarters to New Haven.
Yesterday, the Suffolk County Legislature put the brakes on a plan that would have raised fares for Suffolk County Accessible Transportation (SCAT) riders by $1.
In 2010, Albany passed an important bill that directed state agencies to make infrastructure spending decisions in accordance with smart growth principles, but observers cautioned that the
This Thursday, June 21, at 4pm, Nassau County’s Transit Advisory Committee will convene at NICE Bus’ headquarters, at 700 Commercial Avenue in Garden City, New York.
At a time when inadequate state support has forced the MTA to rely on heavy borrowing to pay for capital improvements, a Permanent Citizens Advisory Committee (PCAC)
Your weekly guide to heroic and villainous actions in tri-state transportation and development. Winners Kate Slevin—After 10 years with Tri-State, Kate will be leaving us
As many Mobilizing the Region readers know, I’m leaving TSTC this month to join the NYC Department of Transportation. Starting Monday June 25th, I’ll be
The House-Senate conference committee tasked with negotiating a long-term transportation bill is in the thick of discussions. Last week, the lead Senate conferees, Senators Barbara