Today is the last day for public comment on New York’s proposed fracking regulations. The controversial energy extraction process, in which workers inject chemicals into
At yesterday’s Senate confirmation hearings, MTA Chief Joseph Lhota got most of the press, but Thomas Madison, the Thruway Authority’s newly-confirmed Executive Director, said something newsworthy
The New York Senate confirmed Joseph Lhota as the Chairman and CEO of the MTA yesterday. Lhota faces an imposing set of challenges at the
Governor Cuomo laid out a set of ambitious plans during last week’s State of the State address. While more details will emerge with the Governor’s budget
New Jersey Future is looking for nominees for their Smart Growth Awards, which honor outstanding planning and development in the state. Winners will be recognized at
Transit for Connecticut, TSTC, and several other groups are sponsoring a forum on transportation funding in the state (and not a minute too soon). Emil
Welcome to the inaugural “Winners and Losers,” your guide to the week’s heroic and villainous actions in tri-state transportation and smart growth. This week’s winners
Vehicle fatalities in New Jersey Data from NJ State Police (link below) 2012’s just begun, and five people have already been killed in New
Bike Walk Connecticut is looking for an Executive Director to help them make car alternatives safe and feasible in Connecticut. Applicants have until January 31st to
2011 won’t be remembered as a good year for smart growth legislation in New Jersey. Environmentalists are currently fighting the Legislature’s most recent assault on
In the spirit of the New Year, TSTC has drawn up a list of resolutions that we’d like to see various transportation officials and elected
The Nassau Interim Finance Authority (NIFA) approved Nassau County’s contract with Veolia last week, which sets the stage for the company’s takeover of Long Island
