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New York Attorney General Letitia James has withdrawn her threat to take legal action against New York City to force the city to offer financial assistance to taxi drivers who are struggling with medallion-related debt

According to police, the 30-year-old driver was parked in his car on Mermaid Avenue, between 23rd and 24th Streets, when an individual on a bicycle approached the vehicle and began shooting

The Taxi and Limousine Commission reported on Wednesday that there were 30,675 active drivers in June, marking a 75 percent decrease from the 108,880 individuals operating for-hire vehicles in March

Marblegate Asset Management held discussions with taxi drivers in an effort that might pave the way for an agreement to provide drivers with more flexibility on their loans

Letitia James intends to file a lawsuit against NYC if it fails to provide $810 million for taxi drivers who are struggling with debts from medallions bought at city-sponsored auctions at inflated prices

Mayor Bill de Blasio reacted with outrage on Sunday at revelations in a New York Post story that cabbies and ride-share drivers are avoiding Chinese passengers over fears of the coronavirus.

New York City cabbies and ride-share drivers admit to avoiding predominantly Chinese neighborhoods — and Asian passengers — over fears of catching the coronavirus.

Mayor Bill de Blasio's recent selection to lead the city's Taxi and Limousine Commission easily passed her initial City Council hearing on Monday, a notable difference from the reception his earlier candidate for the position received

The lingering feud between the TLC and underground "dollar vans" boiled over in Brooklyn Thursday, when the fed-up driver of one of the illegal shuttle buses jumped on the roof of his van and refused to come down for an hour -- or pay a hefty $4,000 fine.