The MTA says the second phase of the Second Avenue subway project will cost $1.9 billion. ‘Slap in the Face’: Court Ruling on ...

The Metropolitan Transportation Authority plans to award a $1.9 billion contract on Monday to bore tunnels and begin to build ...

The MTA board is expected to hold a special session Monday in order to approve a nearly $2 billion contract to dig the bulk ...

READ MORE: Second Avenue subway expansion into East Harlem gets $3.4 billion kick-start from Biden administration Hochul said a $182 million construction contract was awarded, the first of four.

After a years-long delay, the second phase of the Second Avenue Subway extension is set to get underway, thanks to a $3.4 billion injection from the federal government.

MTA officials announced last month they shaved $300 million off the $6.9 billion total estimate to extend the Q line from its terminus at 96th Street another 1.5 miles up Second Avenue and then ...

MTA officials have awarded the first contract for Phase 2 of the Second Ave. subway, a $182 million contract for utility relocation in support of the planned new station at E. 106th St.

East Harlemites have heard promises of a Second Avenue subway for more than a century. The governor's pause on congestion pricing — a tolling program many neighborhood residents oppose — has ...