With the MTA's finances in dire straits, according to a new report, the controversial congestion pricing plan may be coming back into the picture sooner than expected — and Gov. Kathy Hochul appears near-ready to lift the pause she implemented.

The toll was supposed to raise revenue for New York City’s subway and bus system was paused by Gov. Kathy Hochul, leaving the MTA financially reeling

Kathy Hochul’s decision to pause the $15 congestion pricing toll for drivers entering Manhattan’s busiest areas could have long-term effects on the city’s subway and bus systems. The toll was intended to fund critical infrastructure projects through the Metropolitan Transportation Authority (MTA),

New York City’s transit system is facing a massive budget shortfall, with a recent report revealing a $211 million deficit due to the pause in congestion pricing. FOX 5’s Sharon Crowley reports on the MTA’s financial crisis and the potential consequences.