Andrew Siff is a television news reporter who focuses on local news in the United States, specifically in New York City. He writes for NBC New York, NBC Chicago, and NBC4 Washington, and his work has also appeared on NBC News. Andrew covers a wide range of topics, including transportation, housing, and public safety issues in the city.
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Andrew Siff's coverage primarily focuses on local government announcements, breaking news, and evolving stories related to crime and transportation in New York City. If you are reaching out to him with a pitch, consider providing expert commentary or exclusive information about ongoing criminal investigations or developments in the city's public transportation system.
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By: Andrew Siff
In a spotlight race that could play a big role in determining the balance of power in the House of Representatives, Democratic Rep. Pat Ryan will top Republican challenger Alison Esposito, NBC News projects, in a campaign that polls showed came down to the wire.
By: Andrew Siff
The MTA's controversial congestion pricing plan for entering Manhattan was paused in June by New York Gov. Kathy Hochul. But after the results of the presidential election, that could change.
By: Andrew Siff
Gov. Kathy Hochul may resurrect the plan that she put on pause back in June, but that doesn't mean there won't be changes to the controversial toll
By: Andrew Siff
New York City is shifting from a drought watch to a drought warning, city officials tell NBC New York. The change is expected to be formally announced by the mayor and other city leaders at a news conference Monday afternoon. The city is expected to announced new plans to combat the unusually dry conditions amid a continued lack of rain….
By: Andrew Siff
Mayor Eric Adams has named Jessica Tisch, current sanitation commissioner, the new head of the NYPD. Interim commissioner Tom Donlon is stepping aside to pave the way for Tisch to helm the largest police force in the nation. She has past experience as a crime strategy expert with the NYPD, spending 12 of her 17 years with the city in…
By: Andrew Siff
New York Gov. Kathy Hochul is calling for an investigation into the subway meltdown that stranded thousands of riders for hours below ground Wednesday night, demanding the MTA do a deep dive into what went wrong. Consolidated Edison is also investigating. The MTA says power was lost around 5:30 p.m. between Jay Street-Metrotech and Hoyt-Schermerhorn stations in Brooklyn because of…
By: Andrew Siff
It started at the height of Wednesday's evening rush and lasted until well beyond the end of it
By: Andrew Siff
There’s a special treat coming for train riders in Brooklyn and Queens after the holidays. The MTA announced a splashy new upgrade on Monday for the G line that travels between the two boroughs. The transit agency approved a massive new order, including dozens of the popular “open-gangway” cars. Janno Lieber, the MTA chairman, said the full train order is…
The original price to enter Manhattan's most congested area was supposed to be $15. The reduced toll will be $9 and the governor wants the plan implemented on Jan. 5, 2025
By: Andrew Siff
Barring another legal ruling from New Jersey, which has sued to block the new fee on environmental grounds, New York's congestion pricing law is set to begin seconds past midnight on Jan. 5th
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