Close to fifty members of Long Island Jobs With Justice, New York Communities for Change and the Transport Workers Union Local 252 took over a
This Saturday, October 15 from 9:30am to 2:00pm, the NYC Department of City Planning will host a public charrette at Fannie Lou Hamer Freedom High
[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ibZpFACZHgg[/youtube] Local elected officials on both sides of the Tappan Zee Bridge are speaking up for transit after Governor Cuomo’s announcement that the bridge replacement
“One of the most important findings is that traffic forecasts clearly demonstrate a demand for travel in the corridor that cannot be accommodated by highway
Born and raised in New Jersey, Daria Volpe grew up riding a bike everywhere she could around her neighborhood. When she became a student at
New Jerseyans support smart growth, a statewide planning strategy, expanding transit, and maintaining existing roads, according to a new poll released today by the Monmouth
Mayor Bloomberg, NY state legislative leaders, and elected officials representing Manhattan’s East Side announced at a Wednesday City Hall press conference that the city and
A federal government shutdown is officially off the table — at least for a few more weeks. The House voted on Tuesday to pass a
The signs of crumbling infrastructure in New York are everywhere, and state officials are actively discussing how to fix it given financial constraints. Paradoxically, momentum
LI Bus riders, faith leaders, advocates, and transit workers said on Monday that Nassau County should increase bus funding and reopen negotiations with the MTA about running
