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AMNY

MTA details Labor Day Weekend service changes on subway, bus, commuter rail

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Greenpoint

Cyclists take to the streets of Greenpoint to protest reduced McGuinness Boulevard redesign

By Kirstyn Brendlen

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Greenpoint

City will move forward with stripped-back redesign of McGuinness Boulevard

By Kirstyn Brendlen

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Red Hook

Fresh funding assures Brooklyn ferry service to Governors Island for rest of season

By Adam Daly

Construction crews work on the G train tracks near Court Square on Aug. 6.

AMNY

G train service to be restored on northern part of line as work moves south

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Jeffries breaks ground on $850M G line accessibility upgrade in Clinton Hill

By Robert Pozarycki

Metropolitan Avenue

QNS

PSA: Metropolitan Avenue Bridge to have single-lane closures for maintenance in August

New York City Department of Transportation announced a series of safety improvements coming to Atlantic Avenue.

Atlantic Avenue upgrade: Locals celebrate major safety fixes coming to dangerous corridor

By Jada Camille

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Jeffries secures $1M for safer streets around Brownsville schools

By Gabriele Holtermann

disruptions

QNS

Travelers face disruptions at New York airports following IT outage

Commuters on crowded L train subway station during subway week of hell

AMNY

Week of Hell: NYC subway riders face commuting woes amid sweltering heat wave

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Greenpoint

City brings Bedford Slip pedestrian plaza to Greenpoint for 6 weeks, locals push for more

By Kirstyn Brendlen

Mayor Adams

AMNY

NYC will start rolling out AI metal detectors in subways over ‘next few days,’ Adams says

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Bedford-Stuyvesant

Activists rail against Hochul’s congestion pricing delay, call for accessibility upgrades to Bed-Stuy subway station

By Gabriele Holtermann

Police brass say they are continuing to zero-in on criminals bringing weapons into the subway system as NYPD’s Chief of Transit rails against recidivism after three people were slashed at a Queens station last month.

AMNY

Police brass say recidivism remains ongoing problem with subway crime

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City plans to revitalize Brooklyn’s Flatbush Avenue with new bus lane

By Ben Brachfeld

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AMNY

The G train shutdown starts Friday. Here’s what to know.

BQE

City proposes new redesign for BQE triple cantilever, delays construction until 2029

By Kirstyn Brendlen

AMNY

Subway crime: NYPD touts huge turnaround nearly six months after major crime spike underground

g train cars

Light at the end of the tunnel? Signal upgrades could bring back longer G trains

By Kirstyn Brendlen

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