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Vincenta Roddey shares her thoughts on Governor Kathy Hochul's plan to send the National Guard into the subway system. Roddey has worked for MTA for 27 years.

Transit

How do Bronx riders and MTA employees feel about the National Guard coming into the subways?

By Ashlynn Perez & Jill Tuthill

Fare evasion suspect stopped by police

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The gateway crime: NYPD continues fare evasion crackdown with all eyes fixed on subway safety

Discover the best ways to reach the St. Patrick’s Day Parade using public transportation. Get tips for a hassle-free journey. Plan your route now!

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What you need to know about taking public transportation to the St. Patrick’s Day Parade

National Guard member with long gun

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National Guard soldiers no longer carrying long guns at subway bag checks

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Gov. Hochul admits there’s nothing stopping straphangers from avoiding subway bag checks

New York straphangers

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What do New York commuters think of Hochul’s National Guard security surge in subways?

An outdoor dining setup prototype in NYC

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Outdoor dining in NYC: Applications open for permanent program as city unveils new, modular setups

Two people board the new elevator from the street to the Tremont Avenue subway station.

Transit

MTA unveils new elevators, renovated staircases at Tremont Avenue subway station

By Ashlynn Perez

Bronx subway shooting suspect grins while on gurney

AMNY

Bronx subway shooting suspects claim self-defense, illness after their arrest

Business

Xtraspots app that connects drivers with parking spots has Bronx roots

By Emily Swanson

NYC Ferry in operation on East River

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NYC Ferry operator Hornblower acquired by private equity firm after bankruptcy filing

Billingsley Terrace lawsuit

Week in Rewind: Borough’s first mobile drug treatment unit opens, finance records open door for potential Salamanca BP bid, lawsuit follows December building collapse and more

Compiled by Ashlynn Perez

Pedestrians navigate East 138th Street between Cypress Avenue and Bruckner Boulevard on Feb. 6, 2024. East 138th was identified by the nonprofit Transportation Alternatives as one of the most dangerous streets in the city for those who drive, bike or walk.

The Bronx is home to New York City’s deadliest roadway: report

By Emily Swanson

NYPD transit officer patrols subway station

AMNY

Transit crime was up in January – mostly because of an old-fashioned scheme

Congestion pricing | MTA hit with third lawsuit

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Congestion pricing | MTA hit with third lawsuit from conservative group seeking to stop Manhattan toll plan

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Allerton

MTA announces planned service changes to Wakefield-bound 2 train

By Seamus Higgins

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A flat illustration of two seniors walking toward a woman with a stroller and child in a snowy city park.

New York Family

10 Best Free Kids & Family Activities in NYC: Jan 21– Jan 27

What is the difference between the mayor’s corporation counsel and chief counsel?

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The Madison Square Garden jumbotron lit up in rainbow colors during Knicks' Pride Night in 2020.

Knicks set to host Pride Night at Madison Square Garden Jan. 27