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A tax on millionaires or NYC businesses? There’s only so many ways to raise state revenue, experts say.

It's unclear how such a ban would be implemented or enforced.

Comptroller Brad Lander says he’s working with transit advocates to reinstate the program to toll drivers in parts of Manhattan, arguing that Gov. Hochul's pause on it may be illegal.

With state lawmakers done with their legislative session for the year, it remains unclear how the transit agency will make up for lost revenue from the tolling program.

Electric buses, accessible stations and signal upgrades are among the items on the chopping block.

It's still not clear how the state will fill a multibillion-dollar budget hole for the transit agency without congestion pricing going into effect as planned.

A proposed tax hike on NYC businesses was DOA, lawmakers said.

The plan to toll drivers in Manhattan south of 60th Street was designed to reduce gridlock and pollution while funding billions worth of mass transit upgrades.

MTA station managers will be holding office hours for riders twice a month at their stations, the transit authority says.

The Port Authority is taking a different approach to fare beating at JFK Airport by leaving some gates to the AirTrain wide open.