Federal judge rules on NYC congestion pricing; interpretation differs between parties
A U.S. District Court Judge in New Jersey ruled on New York's plan to impose congestion pricing in Manhattan, though the interpretation differs between both parties in the suit.
Are New York taxpayers footing the bill for justice in inmate abuse cases?
In the wake of Robert Brooks' death, a former inmate who successfully sued New York State over abuse by corrections officers ...
New York county’s land grab could reopen key Supreme Court property-rights ruling
The case offers the justices chance to revisit a widely criticized decision that trampled property rights by letting ...
New York enters Supreme Court congressional redistricting case
New York filed an amicus brief supporting Louisiana's district map while criticizing a push to change the federal Voting ...
Clarification of NYC congestion pricing ruling from N.J. federal judge expected later this week
In a statement Monday, MTA Chairman and CEO Janno Lieber said, "We're gratified that on virtually every issue, Judge Gordon agreed with the New York federal court and rejected New Jersey's claim that ...
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4 new judges sworn in Tuesday
We look forward to helping the community and continue the great work that the previous judges have done,” said Brotherton. “I ...