NY City Council passes NYPD surveillance oversight bill
The NYPD must divulge the entirety of its public surveillance system.
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Airbnb agrees to hand over hosts’ data to settle its NYC lawsuit
It will share info about hosts who may be violating short-term rental laws.
New York delays contactless subway payments until December
OMNY machine installations were delayed due to COVID-19.
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MTA spends $1 million to test disinfecting NYC subways with UV light
It's like a UV chamber for a smartphone, but for a train.
NYC-only affordable alternative to Uber and Lyft arrives today
Myle is available today in all five boroughs.
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Y2K-type glitch is causing NYC parking meters to reject credit cards
The payment software expired on January 1st.
Proposed NYC law would require drone inspections for building complaints
Robotic aircraft could spot building defects people might miss.
Lyft sues NYC over limits on driver 'cruising'
It's joining Uber in demanding lighter restrictions on ridesharing cars.
Floating LED art illustrates the quality of NYC's water
Plus POOL Light shows whether or not it's safe to swim.
Uber Copter’s $200 trips to JFK are now available to everyone (updated)
Just don’t expect the service to necessarily save you time getting to and from Manhattan.
Uber sues NYC over vehicle caps
The ridesharing firm wants to void rules limiting what its drivers can do.
Inside Apple's redesigned 'cube' store in New York City
More natural light, more space and more Geniuses.
Uber will restrict NYC drivers' access to app due to new regulations
Lyft implemented a similar measure months ago.
NYC extends its cap on Uber and Lyft vehicles
It's also reducing the amount of time drivers can spend without a passenger in the car.
NYC's first self-driving shuttle service launches tomorrow
Optimus Ride will transport an estimated 16,000 passengers per month at the Brooklyn Navy Yard.
AT&T rolls out 5G in NYC, but only for business at first
It's not quite a resounding victory for the carrier.
NYC's automated subway routing had glitches for 'months' before Friday
Last week's 90-minute failure in the heat was just the worst example.
