New York’s State Legislature wrapped up its 2008 session last week. Though the session was characterized by lack of action on progressive transportation measures —
Last Thursday, The Unified Community Civic Association hosted a public information session on a proposed FedEx distribution center in Astoria, Queens. The 255,000 square foot
On June 28, 1983, twenty-five years ago tomorrow, a section of the northbound side of an I-95 bridge spanning Connecticut’s Mianus River collapsed. Three people
Will any New York politicians stand up for transit? A common thread ran through several MTA meetings held this week: there is not enough money
IKEA brings you the new Red Hook weekend. These pictures were taken last Sunday afternoon at the intersection of Bay Street and Henry Street in
A fundamental belief at Tri-State is that land use planning and transportation planning are intrinsically linked, and that the failure to consider them in tandem
The traffic calming movement is sweeping New Haven, thanks to citizen action and the remarkable efforts of TSTC’s partners in the New Haven Safe Streets
The Southern Bronx River Watershed Alliance, of which TSTC is a member, is hiring a new coordinator to carry out its community education and organizing
The MTA has long fought public sentiment that it is wasteful and not to be trusted, a perception many elected officials have been quick to
Congratulations to TSTC staffer Veronica Vanterpool, who was recently promoted to the position of associate director. Veronica joined the Campaign a year ago to help
