US judge temporarily bars Trump admin from ending NYC congestion pricing

New York City has secured a temporary victory in its legal battle against President Trump's administration over congestion pricing. Despite threats to withhold federal funds, the city can continue implementing the program until June 9 as a federal judge granted a restraining order. Officials argue the program is legally sound and supported by state agencies, while advocates highlight its success so far—like increased subway ridership and revenue projections for transit projects. The case underscores New York's resilience in pursuing its own policies amid federal resistance.