MTA Archives – Page 18 of 44 – QNS

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Jackson Heights

‘That corridor is a lost land’: Fears of lead exposure amid abatement arise under 7 train trestle in Jackson Heights

By Mark Hallum

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Queens lawmakers attack MTA’s decision to remove bus arrival schedules from stops

By Max Parrott

The B38 bus runs from Ridgewood to Downtown Brooklyn.

Ridgewood

Ridgewood-to-Downtown Brooklyn bus line loses stops as route gets longer buses: MTA

By The Brooklyn Paper

Briarwood

Latest subway creep in Queens followed woman onto E train in Briarwood and exposed junk to her in Woodside

By Robert Pozarycki

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Sunnyside

‘An issue of fairness’: Stringer calls on the LIRR to bring stations in Queens up to speed

By Mark Hallum

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Flushing

Most Queens subway stations are crumbling, as age and wear-and-tear take their course: DiNapoli

By Mark Hallum

Flushing

Northeast Queens commuters gain two additional express bus trips during morning rush hours: Rozic

By Carlotta Mohamed

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Astoria

Astoria councilman calls for safety netting along exposed N/W track after near accident

By Max Parrott

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Flushing

Queens Assemblywoman announces LIRR to install breastfeeding stations at Penn Station in the fall

By Carlotta Mohamed

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Long Island City

QNS Podcast: Subway flooding nearly kills, a straphanger weighs in on Fresh Pond and more

By Mark Hallum

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Heat wave power outages and subway disruptions plague Queens, prompting public backlash against Con Ed

By Max Parrott

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Long Island City

Subway storm surge: Viral video shows flash flood at Court Square station in LIC that nearly sent man onto tracks

By Mark Hallum

The R train is among the lines affected by the July 13 blackout.

Power outage in Manhattan impacted Queens with service disruptions across local subway lines

By Robert Pozarycki

Cuomo demands action on homeless in the subways a day after MTA celebrates on-time milestone

By Bill Parry

Throgs Neck Bridge – New York

Attention Queens drivers: Throgs Neck Bridge to begin repaving Bronx-bound lanes this weekend

By Emily Davenport

Ridgewood Reservoir added to New York State Register of Historic Places

Ridgewood

Environmental group wants to close the bus gap to the Ridgewood Reservoir

By Max Parrott

The Q58, which travels along Fresh Pond Road in Ridgewood, would soon have a new southbound bus lane in the neighborhood, according to the city's Department of Transportation.

Ridgewood

‘People are walking faster’: DOT to implement bus lanes on Fresh Pond Road in Ridgewood

By Mark Hallum

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Ridgewood

‘We have a lot of skin in the game’: Board 5 committee hears early bus lane concept for Fresh Pond

By Mark Hallum

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A ‘simply wrongheaded and cruel policy’: Cuomo and de Blasio announce 500 additional cops for transit system

By Mark Hallum

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Flushing

Flushing lawmaker’s Transportation Plan passes state Legislature, ensuring transparency and accountability for DOT

By Carlotta Mohamed

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Long Island City

With 7 line falling apart in Queens, MTA boss Byford tells LIC that there are no easy, quick fixes

By Mark Hallum

Jason Banrey of the city's Department of Transportation outlines the proposed Fresh Pond Road bus lane in Ridgewood during the June 6 Ridgewood Property Owners and Civic Association meeting.

Ridgewood

Bus lane on Fresh Pond Road in Ridgewood will unglue traffic jams, increase mobility: DOT officials

By QNS News Team

Swastikas found scrawled onto a playground at a Rego Park school in February.

Hate in the city: Anti-Semitism still rising across Brooklyn and Queens

By QNS Special

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Woodside

‘A hard-earned victory’: MTA agrees to netting under 7 train in Queens after debris falls again

By Mark Hallum

More from Around New York

Cars pass under the toll gantries at the Manhattan Bridge amid congestion pricing in New York on Jan. 7, 2025.

Op-ed | Congestion pricing threatens small businesses, events and communities

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Anita Bryant, anti-gay singer who killed gay rights ordinance in Miami, dies at 84

Schneps Podcasts

Marjorie Parker, President and CEO of JobsFirstNYC

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New York Family

20 Birthday Food Freebies in New York You Can Claim This Year