NEW YORK (PIX11) – Drivers, you can say goodbye to potholes. Some 300 miles of roads will be repaved in New York City and Long Island next year, making for less bumpy rides. In New York City, 75 miles ...

HUNTINGTON, Mass. — Rising fuel costs across the country are forcing some cities and towns to make difficult decisions when it comes to how many road improvement projects they can afford to pay for ...

Marysville and Tulalip will see the most road miles paved.

Drivers across Long Island know the feeling of cruising along a freshly repaved road. The ride is smooth, quiet and noticeably better than the bumpy pavement it replaced. But sometimes, those ...

In a follow-up to a Road Warrior report in February, crews this week repaved half of Jerry Murphy Road, on the north end of ...