MetroFocus reviews recent news around MTA advertisements, the basic mechanics of MTA's ad system and what it means to have it in your pocket.
Three Montclair teens were stunned to learn that there had not been a female moderator at a presidential debate since 1992. They decided to do something about it. VIDEO
For six years, Hakeem Jeffries has been meeting constituents outside the subway stations in his district.
The 20-mile natural gas pipeline will wind through Bayonne and Jersey City before reaching the West Village in Manhattan. Critics say this route is too close to highly populated areas.
The Straphangers Campaign released its 2012 "State of the Subways" report card this week, ranking the Q line as the best and the C line as the worst.
To improve civic understanding and engagement, the Center for Urban Pedagogy is creating visual tools such as a comic guide to the juvenile justice system.
A million New Yorkers without paid sick days must choose between their job or their health when they fall ill. VIDEO
New York Musical Theatre Festival, FringeNYC and others provide a launching pad for producers to move new plays and musicals to Broadway and beyond. VIDEO
The Affordable Care Act individual mandate will go into effect in 2014. If you need health care now, keep well with the help of these free and low-cost health clinics around the city.
Privatization may be the answer, some executives say. But tax cuts in Washington are also a threat.VIDEO
