Jul 12 A Labor of Love: How Community Murals Thrive in NYC There are many organizations behind the works that color our urban landscape, and they all execute different objectives through their investment in public art. By Emilie Murphy
Aug 12 Self-Driving Cars Hit New ‘Egregious’ Roadblock From Federal Government The DOT quietly killed an Obama-era committee on autonomous vehicles earlier this year without telling any of its members. By Sissi Cao
Jun 3 Steve Bannon Savaged Biden Family’s China Ties. Elaine Chao’s? Not So Much Bannon's principles need not apply to Trump's cabinet heads. By Davis Richardson
Jan 14 Sweeney calls for development of ‘master plan’ for state transportation infrastructure By Chase Brush
Nov 11 Not Just Parking Tickets: Marijuana Possession Equal to Hopping Turnstiles and More By Nicole Puglise
Jun 20 ‘To Reimburse or Drain the City’s Purse?’ DOT Slaps Shakespeare in the Parking Lot With Meter Fees By Kelly Gifford
May 30 Bikes Over Buses: Citi Bike Rolls Out, But 125th Street Bus Lane Gets Cut in Half By Stephen Jacob Smith
May 28 Fahrenheit 451? UWS Community Board Members Want to Kick Free Newspapers Off the Curb By Hugh Bassett
Aug 17 Paving the Way: US DOT Will Return $473 Million in Unused Earmarks to States By Erica Schwiegershausen
Jan 19 City Experiments With Street Sensors to Build a Parking App That Shows Available Spots By Nitasha Tiku