Politics NY: New York’s Source for Government & Political NewsPolitics NY: New York’s Source for Government & Political News
  • Contact Us
  • Power Lists
  • Election Primer
  • Debates & Forums
  • Regions
    • Queens
    • Brooklyn
    • The Bronx
    • Manhattan
    • Staten Island
  • Videos
    • In the Community With
    • Election Debates
    • Power Players
    • Meet the Candidates
  • Opinion
  • Policy
    • Transportation
    • Education
    • Police & Safety
    • Real Estate & Housing
    • Business & Economics
    • Health
    • Immigration
  • Judicial
  • Jobs
  • Our Network
    • amNY
    • Bronx Times
    • Brooklyn Paper
    • Caribbean Life
    • Dan’s Papers
    • Gay City News
    • Long Island Press
    • Metro
    • Noticia
    • QNS
Politics NY: New York’s Source for Government & Political NewsPolitics NY: New York’s Source for Government & Political News
  • Contact Us
  • Power Lists
  • Election Primer
  • Debates & Forums
  • Regions
    • Queens
    • Brooklyn
    • The Bronx
    • Manhattan
    • Staten Island
  • Videos
    • In the Community With
    • Election Debates
    • Power Players
    • Meet the Candidates
  • Opinion
  • Policy
    • Transportation
    • Education
    • Police & Safety
    • Real Estate & Housing
    • Business & Economics
    • Health
    • Immigration
  • Judicial
  • Jobs
  • Our Network
    • amNY
    • Bronx Times
    • Brooklyn Paper
    • Caribbean Life
    • Dan’s Papers
    • Gay City News
    • Long Island Press
    • Metro
    • Noticia
    • QNS
Politics NY: New York’s Source for Government & Political NewsPolitics NY: New York’s Source for Government & Political News
  • Regions
  • Queens
  • Brooklyn
  • The Bronx
  • Manhattan
  • Staten Island
  • Videos
  • In the Community With
  • Election Debates
  • Power Players
  • Meet the Candidates
  • Policy
  • Transportation
  • Education
  • Police & Safety
  • Real Estate & Housing
  • Business & Economics
  • Health
  • Immigration
  • Our Network
  • amNY
  • Bronx Times
  • Brooklyn Paper
  • Caribbean Life
  • Dan’s Papers
  •  
  • Gay City News
  • Long Island Press
  • Metro
  • Noticia
  • QNS
  • Contact Us
  • Power Lists
  • Election Primer
  • Debates & Forums
  • Opinion
  • Judicial
  • Jobs
Manhattan

Congestion pricing | MTA hit with third lawsuit from conservative group seeking to stop Manhattan toll plan

By Ben Brachfeld Posted on January 18, 2024

The MTA has been hit with a third federal lawsuit seeking to overturn congestion pricing, this time led by a group of conservative city lawmakers.

The City Council’s Common Sense Caucus, a bipartisan group of conservative lawmakers, plus Queens Assemblymember David Weprin and a cadre of New Yorkers, mainly from the Lower East Side, filed the lawsuit in Manhattan federal court Thursday, naming the MTA and Federal Highway Administration as defendants.

See the full article at amNY

Congestion pricing | MTA hit with third lawsuit from conservative group seeking to stop Manhattan toll plan

About the Author

More in Manhattan

  • DSC02145-2‘Just following orders’: ICE denies two New York Congress members entry to inspect immigrant detention center where people are sleeping on floors
  • Delivery workers holding a sign that reads Grubhub wonder stop deactivationsFood fight: Grubhub fires 50 delivery workers, sparking protest in Lower Manhattan
  • Brad Lander being arrested by ICE officialsBrad Lander arrest is ‘abuse of power’ by ICE and feds, NYC mayoral candidates and organizations say
  • Mayoral candidate Scott Stringer votes in electionNYC Mayor’s Race: Stringer casts his early vote in Tribeca, calls himself the ‘adult’ in the election

Jobs in New York

Add your job

  • House of Nails By NattyWaxer/ lash tech
  • New York LifeFinancial Professional
  • Susquehanna Printing CompanySales Account Manager

View all jobs…

Sign up for our daily insider news roundup

Subscribe

More from Around New York

art show
Bronx Times

Bronx Arts and Science Charter School holds annual Elementary Art Show

Advocates rally called on New York City to follow through on a proposal to abolish labor policies that allow for home care aides to work for 24 hours, but only receive 13 hours worth of pay.
Gay City News

LGBTQ advocates join protracted push to improve conditions for home care aides

summer solstice
QNS

The best places to catch the summer solstice sunset in Queens

unnamed (11)
Brooklyn Paper

Atlantic Terminal rolls out free summer fest to celebrate 20 years in Brooklyn

  • Contact Us
  • Networking Events
  • Podcasts
  • © 2025 Political Edge LLC
  • Privacy Policy
  • Terms of Use
  • Sections
  • Jobs
  • Power Lists
  • Videos
  • Contact