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As New York City plans to begin collecting tolls on cars entering parts of congested Manhattan beginning June 30 a federal judge has begun hearing objections to the first-in-the-nation plan

By PHILIP MARCELO Associated Press

Federal Judge Hears Challenges to NYC's Fee for Drivers Into Manhattan

Federal Judge Hears Challenges to NYC's Fee for Drivers Into Manhattan

Most drivers in private cars, locals and tourists alike, heading into Manhattan south of Central Park should expect to pay about $15 during the daytime.

Two policies intended to benefit the environment are now in conflict as lawsuits over the tolling plan mount.

Two policies intended to benefit the environment are now in conflict as lawsuits over the tolling plan mount.

New York City’s powerful teachers’ union is bankrolling Staten Island’s legal fight to stop the MTA’s congestion pricing plan, The Post has learned.

The firm knew of these plans since last week.

Stroock & Stroock & Lavan hasn’t given up on the idea of a merger.