NEW YORK - President Trump is said to be moving closer to pulling the plug on congestion pricing, but is still in ongoing talks with Gov. Kathy Hochul. It is a matter of debate whether Mr.

President Donald Trump wants to end New York City’s landmark congestion pricing policy — but the tolling program is off to a strong start. Some drivers’ commutes are getting faster.

Jan. 5, 2025: a day that will live in infamy. Well, not quite, but you wouldn’t know it from the explosion of social media and press critics prophesying the end times for small businesses and ...

Washington Heights state Sen. Robert Jackson is the lead sponsor on a bill in his chamber that would give New York City the ...

“Don’t throw out the baby with the bathwater. Give the congestion pricing program at least one full year to operate unfettered and then re-evaluate or make necessary adjustments where needed.” As if ...

Upper Manhattan residents and workers claiming that parking is harder to come by after the controversial rollout of ...

New York’s long-awaited congestion-pricing program went into effect in Manhattan in early January, overcoming numerous legal challenges and an aborted planned launch in June. The program debuted ...

Boston Mayor Michelle Wu is reversing course on recent traffic changes in the Back Bay. In an interview with WGBH Radio on ...

The Trump administration’s order to drop the charges against Mayor Eric Adams was the most pronounced example of the ...

State transportation officials are warning motorists not to be taken in by an E-ZPass scam that’s been making the rounds since the MTA’s controversial congestion pricing plan hit the Big Apple ...

Congestion pricing has been implemented in many cities around the world. Newest to the club, as of early January, is New York City. Manhattan has always been a hotspot of commercial activity. Millions ...

President Donald Trump said he has the power to "kill" New York’s congestion pricing program in a new interview, but hasn’t made up his mind yet on whether he will do so. In an interview ...