NEW YORK (AP) - A New York city parks organization is getting classy for its 25th annual summer performance series. This year they'll have valet service - for bicyclists.

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The initial budget plan proposes caps on weekly and monthly "unlimited" cards or a choice between cards that could push the cost of an unlimited monthly pass up to $130 a month in addition to severe s

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Most of the bus service reductions recently imposed by the MTA cause relatively short delays, 5 minutes here or 10 minutes there.

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Now that the MTA Board has set in motion the next round of fare hikes, transit advocates have begun to lay out their positions on the MTA's latest foray into the economic morass.

The Metropolitan Transportation Authority this week announced it has closed its enormous budget gap, but a hike in MetroCard fees, bridge and tunnel cash tolls and continued station agent layoffs were

Brace yourself, city subway and bus riders. Next week - in the heat of summer - we'll begin feeling the brunt of the worst service cuts we've seen in decades.

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City Hall has another big vacancy to fill. This morning the Bloomberg administration announced that Robert Lieber, deputy mayor for economic development, is returning to the private sector.

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In its effort to achieve a "greener and greater New York" while accommodating one million new residents, Mayor Michael Bloomberg's PlaNYC2030 embraced transit-oriented development" -- the concentratio

Transportation groups and activists are discussing contingency plans in the face of a planned reduction in bus, subway and Access-A-Ride services that are scheduled to take effect by the end of June.

"Fixing the Great Mistake" is a new Streetfilms series that examines what went wrong in the early part of the 20th Century, when our cities began catering to the automobile, and how those decisions co