Port Authority
Coverage of Port Authority in the Nexus archive.
- NYC driver wins $10.5M settlement from Port Authority after metal debris on George Washington Bridge shoots through skull: court docs
A NYC driver won a $10.5M settlement from the Port Authority after metal debris on the George Washington Bridge caused a severe head injury. The debris shot through the driver's skull and landed in the back seat of their vehicle, according to court documents.
- City-owned rooftops and parking lots are ripe for solar and battery storage, NYC comptroller says
New York City's 15,000 city-owned parcels offer significant potential for solar panels and battery storage, according to a report by City Comptroller Mark Levine. The report recommends bundling projects across rooftops, parking lots, and public properties to attract investors, reduce costs, and enhance grid resilience. Specific sites like Queens Borough Hall and Orchard Beach parking lot are highlighted as examples.
- LaGuardia Airport runway reopens after ‘depression’ discovered: Port Authority
A runway at LaGuardia Airport was temporarily closed and later reopened after a two-inch depression was discovered during an inspection. The Port Authority announced the runway is now fully operational.
- LaGuardia runway closed after 'depression' discovered: Port Authority
A runway at LaGuardia Airport was closed after a two-inch depression was discovered during an inspection. The Port Authority cited 'an abundance of caution' as the reason for the shutdown.
- Sinkhole shuts runway at LaGuardia Airport, delaying flights, Port Authority warns
A sinkhole has shut down a runway at LaGuardia Airport, causing flight delays and cancellations. The Port Authority is warning travelers to expect disruptions. Thunderstorms are also expected to affect the area on Wednesday.
- NJ Dem pushes 'Jersey Pride' bill, takes shots at New York: 'Bunch of socialists'
New Jersey Representative Josh Gottheimer introduced a bill to promote 'Jersey Pride' and support local businesses, taking aim at New York's tourism industry. The bill offers a 25% tax credit for businesses selling New Jersey-branded products. This comes as New Jersey prepares to host World Cup games, bringing in millions of visitors.