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Talk about a story having "legs" -- the tale (sorry) of Indie, the swift and valorous dog that got loose

When New York City became the epicenter of the coronavirus pandemic, the subways emptied out in a hurry. Polls of New Yorkers continue to demonstrate concern

A bus driver stopped for a moment of solidarity, taking a knee during a protest march that had wound up Central Park West on Thursday.

Commuters got a whiff of bleach as they entered the 79th Street 1 train station on Tuesday morning, part of the state's plan to sanitize the subways and slow the spread of coronavirus.

Angry graffiti appeared early on Friday at the 72nd Street station for the B-C line. Several tipsters sent in photos of the graffiti, which included

Someone just trying to have a little nerd-fun made posters poking fun at subway delays, replacing station names with Star Wars planet names. But their efforts

The MTA is planning to add more elevators to 70 subway stations under its 2020-2024 capital plan, and two local stations are on the list.

A robotic voice installed on many MTA buses announces to people outside the bus every time a "Bus is Turning." The safety measure is meant to

Quick action Friday morning by an MTA M11 bus driver and NYPD officers from the 20th Precinct may have prevented a tragedy.

Someone has been posting messages on light poles and bus shelters throughout the neighborhood for the past few months bemoaning the sound of automated speakers that say "Caution, bus is turning."

An upgrade to the switches on the 1, 2 and 3 lines on the Upper West Side will cause major weekend shutdowns for the rest of the summer, the MTA said.

The 72nd Street B and C line subway station is leaking once again, puzzling riders who wonder why the MTA spent so much money

Workers renovating the 86th Street subway station at Central Park West said this week that the station is scheduled to open late Friday afternoon.

Bus-riders, bike-riders, straphangers, pedestrians and drivers all seem to agree on one thing: it’s no picnic getting around the city these days.

The newly renovated 72nd Street subway station just opened a little over a week ago and, lo and behold, the stairs were flooded just days later.

The City is in the midst of evaluating Upper West Side subway stations and bus routes to improve accessibility and travel time, according

The 72nd Street subway station for the B and C lines reopened on Thursday afternoon after being closed since May for repairs and other upgrades.

The MTA sent out a glowing press release just before Labor Day about how its $30 million renovation to the Cathedral Parkway subway station at 110th Street and

The subway station at 110th Street and Frederick Douglass Boulevard, which has been closed for upgrades since April, will reopen over Labor Day weekend

All summer there's been scuttlebutt about a free MTA shuttle bus roaming Central Park West, presumably to provide alternate transportation for B/C subway riders