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Manhattanites dodged slushy puddles and falling ice after Wednesday morning's ice storm.

The governor's newly released budget includes serious cuts, including $518 million less in education aid for the city.

Officials are looking for doors that open only once a train is in the station as a way to protect passengers.

MTA officials said they will search for remains at the 126th Street and First Avenue site beneath their bus depot.

The December blizzard that wreaked havoc on New York will also slammed the city's finances.

Overnight snow made for yet another messy morning commute in Manhattan on Friday.

Construction at the Dyckman Station and a broken turnstile at 207th Street is causing headaches for straphangers.

The MTA removed gates from three E-ZPass lanes on the bridge.

The city has reportedly handed out more than 15,200 tickets to drivers who trespass in the Select Bus Service lanes.

NYC Transit President Thomas Prendergast told the City Council today that the MTA will improve during storms.

Signal inspectors fudged reports for more than a decade, NYC Transit President Thomas Prendergast said.

Activists from Transportation Alternatives boarded the uptown A train Thursday to send a warning to fellow straphangers.

Tony's Di Napoli, the beloved Upper East Side Italian restaurant, served its last meal on Sunday.

An critically injured man was carried on a stretcher from the northbound 6 train tracks at E. 59th St. and Lexington Ave.

A 30-day unlimited MetroCard will now cost $104, while single ride cards have jumped from $2.25 to $2.50.