How do you transport more people between New Jersey and Manhattan when the existing tunnels are at capacity and “one of the biggest public policy blunders in
The editorial board of Newsday joined a tri-partisan group of Democratic, Republican and Independent legislators as well as a diverse set of business, civic, academic, labor and planning groups in
New York State Department of Transportation (NYSDOT) Commissioner Joan McDonald presented her staff with 11 awards Monday for project designs and maintenance operations that incorporate environmental sustainability.
The Eighth Annual Ghost Bike Memorial Ride was held this past Sunday, hosted by the NYC Street Memorial Project. Each year, participants ride to honor
A coalition of rider, business, labor, planning, civic and transportation advocates and elected officials rallied in Hauppage today in support of a resolution filed last week by
“Toll: 8 dead, 300 Injured” That was the headline of a Times Union article last week about pedestrians being struck by vehicles on Central Avenue, a
Since 2009, the New York City Department of Transportation (NYCDOT), in partnership with Brooklyn Borough President Marty Markowitz’s 4th Avenue Task Force, has been working to
For the past five decades, no one paid much attention to the remains of the abandoned railway that used to run the Long Island Rail
Trying to understand how decisions are made in Albany is bewildering, and amidst the recent scandals, it is hard not to be skeptical about the process.
The Long Island Complete Streets Summit is tomorrow, Thursday April 11. This is your last chance to register. The summit begins at 8 a.m.and will
