Nolan Hicks is a reporter for the New York Post, specializing in city agencies and politics. With a focus on local issues in New York City, Nolan covers topics such as transit, housing, and enterprise. His work has been featured in various publications, including The Advertiser Foundation, News.com.au, and Sky News Australia.
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Nolan Hicks focuses primarily on local government and politics, particularly in New York City. He frequently covers government announcements, legal policy regulation, and cites data to support his reporting.
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Green for the Garden State! MTA chairman Janno Lieber told a breakfast gathering of business leaders on Wednesday that he expects New Jersey
City Hall asked top staffers to get creative and write poems about their agencies for the little-known national “Poem in your Pocket” day — an exercise some said perfected the art of time-wasting.
By: Nolan Hicks
The MTA chairman said he expects New Jersey will ultimately get a slice of the money from the proposed controversial $15 daily congestion toll to drive through swaths of Manhattan.
By: Nolan Hicks, Vaughn Golden
The massive multifaceted proposal includes a litany of measures to incentivize thousands of new housing units while attempting to reduce rental costs and protect millions of tenants from unscrupulo…
Confusion and fury (and Andy Byford) at MTA headquarters as the congestion-pricing news came down.
Inside the governor's sudden U-turn on congestion pricing. Nolan Hicks The cameras, part of a $507 million system, won't be switched on anytime soon.
And now the Second Avenue Subway won’t either.
At least ten times in the past two months, tens of thousands of people had their days ruined by a failure of one of the most fundamental pieces of
By: Jacquelyn Martin, Nolan Hicks, Fred Kaplan
British P. M. Keir Starmer, Pres. Joe Biden and NATO Sec. Gen. Jens Stoltenberg take their seats for a meeting of the NATO-Ukraine Council during the NATO summit in Washington, July 11, 2024.
Lines, delays, and cancellations piled up at La Guardia, Newark, and JFK. New York 1 struggled to get Pat Kiernan's morning show on the air.
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