Robert Moses

1 month ago | fox5ny.com | Alex Meier |Robert Moses

U.S. Transportation Secretary Sean P. Duffy doubled down on his criticism of the New York City subways this weekend, calling the mass transit system a "s***hole."  While touring the Route 80 sinkholes on Saturday, he responded to a reporter's question about the subway system, he used profanity and accused New York Gov. Kathy Hochul of shirking her duty to keep riders safe.

1 month ago | fox5ny.com | Adeja Crearer |Robert Moses

The Trump administration is threatening to pull federal funding from the MTA ahead of the deadline for congestion pricing on Friday. Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy sent a two-page letter to MTA Chair and CEO Jana Lieber, demanding the agency explain its efforts to address rising crime on the subway system. The move signals Trump's two-pronged attack, actively setting the stage to withhold federal funding—even if it loses in court over congestion pricing.

Jan 9, 2025 | fox5ny.com | Adeja Crearer |Robert Moses

During his fourth State of the City address, Mayor Eric Adams unveiled a $600 million initiative aimed at addressing street homelessness in New York City. The plan includes adding 900 safe haven beds to the existing 4,000, and it focuses on providing psychiatric care, substance abuse treatment, and support for homeless youths.  "Several recent incidents have shown what happens when these issues go untreated," Adams said last week. What is Deputy Mayor Anne Williams-Isom saying?

Nov 8, 2024 | fox5ny.com | Robert Moses

A man who crashed into a tractor-trailer on the shoulder of I-287 in Mahwah, NJ, owes his life to two police officers who rushed to the scene and pulled him out of his SUV. Officer Chris Lupo first arrived at the scene early on the morning of Oct. 19, and within a minute, Lt. Mike Blondin pulled up. Body-worn camera video shows them pulling the driver out of the burning SUV right before the vehicle became fully engulfed.

Nov 8, 2024 | yahoo.com | Robert Moses

NEW JERSEY - A man who crashed into a tractor-trailer on the shoulder of I-287 in Mahwah, NJ, owes his life to two police officers who rushed to the scene and pulled him out of his SUV. Officer Chris Lupo first arrived at the scene early on the morning of Oct. 19, and within a minute, Lt. Mike Blondin pulled up. Body-worn camera video shows them pulling the driver out of the burning SUV right before the vehicle became fully engulfed.