Say hello to tap and go. Staring May 31st, you'll be to ditch your MetroCard and use your phone or credit card to get a ride on NYC subways and buses. It's a pilot program, available only at the 4, 5 and 6 subway stations between Grand Central in Manhattan and Atlantic Avenue/Barclays Center in Brooklyn and on Staten Island buses, where there are new, specially … [Read more...] about MTA Testing Tap and Go Payment on NYC Subways and Buses
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MTA Subway & Bus Fare Hikes
The cost of a ride on a NYC subways and buses go up this weekend, and there are price increases on commuter railroads, too. The price hikes go into effect at midnight Saturday, April 20. It's a long list of what is changing and what isn't. The $2.75 per ride stays the same, but there are other changes, including the end of the 5% bonus for purchasing multiple … [Read more...] about MTA Subway & Bus Fare Hikes
ICYMI: NYC News You Missed in October 2018
ICYMI - Since last month was a busy one in NYC, this is our monthly recap of recent NYC news you might have missed during the last few weeks. Read this while you wait in line today to vote in the important Mid-Term Elections. As usual, our list is heavy on real estate, gentrification, restaurant news, shopping, the sharing economy, and other tidbits. We identify our sources, … [Read more...] about ICYMI: NYC News You Missed in October 2018
ICYMI: NYC News You Missed in September 2018
ICYMI - This is our monthly recap of recent NYC news you might have missed during the last few weeks. As usual, our list is heavy on real estate, gentrification, restaurant news, shopping, the sharing economy, and other tidbits. We identify our sources, too. No fake news, white lies, spins or leaks on NYCOTC. Tastes of the Seaport - There are three new reasons to visit the … [Read more...] about ICYMI: NYC News You Missed in September 2018
ICYMI: NYC News You Missed in August 2018
ICYMI - This is our monthly recap of recent NYC news you might have missed during the last few weeks. As usual, our list is heavy on real estate, gentrification, restaurant news, the sharing economy, and other tidbits. We identify our sources, too. No fake news, white lies, spins or leaks on NYCOTC. Toy Story - Iconic toy brand FAO Schwarz is opening a store in Rockefeller … [Read more...] about ICYMI: NYC News You Missed in August 2018
ICYMI: NYC News You Missed in July 2018
ICYMI - This is our monthly recap of recent NYC news you might have missed during the last few weeks. As usual, our list is heavy on real estate, gentrification, restaurant news, the sharing economy, and other tidbits. We identify our sources, too. No fake news, white lies, spins or leaks on NYCOTC. Getting Around - The NYC Council is moving to cap the number of vehicles … [Read more...] about ICYMI: NYC News You Missed in July 2018
ICYMI: NYC News You Missed in June 2018
ICYMI - This is our monthly recap of recent NYC news you might have missed during the last few weeks. As usual, our list is heavy on real estate, gentrification, restaurant news, the sharing economy, and other tidbits. We identify our sources, too. No fake news, white lies, spins or leaks on NYCOTC. Sayonara, Styrofoam - A ban on foam in New York City will go into effect on … [Read more...] about ICYMI: NYC News You Missed in June 2018
NYC News You Missed in May 2018
ICYMI - This is our monthly recap of recent NYC news you might have missed during the last few weeks. As usual, our list is heavy on real estate, gentrification, restaurant news, the sharing economy, and other tidbits. We identify our sources, too. No fake news, white lies, spins or leaks on NYCOTC. Bye Bye Batali - Following accusations, lawsuits and news of out-of-court … [Read more...] about NYC News You Missed in May 2018
Best NYC Free Events This Week May 7-11
As we tell you often, it's easy to take a big bite out of The Big Apple without taking a similar big bite out of your wallet. Be a NYC cheapskate with these FREE happenings this week through Friday, May 11, including FREE concerts in Lincoln Center, FREE dance party in Bryant Park and a FREE high-tech job fair. All Week 1978: The NYC Parks/New York Times Photo Project - … [Read more...] about Best NYC Free Events This Week May 7-11
4 Manhattan Subway Stations Closing for Repairs
Four subway stations in Manhattan are closing starting in April for repairs and upgrades, and due to re-open this fall. The repairs are part of the MTA’s Enhanced Station Initiative and will impact residents, businesses and visitors alike. Repairs include waterproofing, repairs to floors and walls, and installing countdown clocks, illuminated handrails, LED lighting, … [Read more...] about 4 Manhattan Subway Stations Closing for Repairs
