Tag: subway

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

Water poured into the 96th Street subway station on Thursday during a fierce thunderstorm, adding a new adventure to the subway experience.

A woman died on Saturday morning around 10:30 after falling onto the subway tracks at 72nd Street and being hit by a northbound 3 train.

On Monday, the 72nd Street station on the B and C subway lines is set to close for repairs and upgrades. It’s not expected to reopen until

Standing before nearly 200 residents filling the sanctuary of Rutgers Presbyterian Church, New York City Transit President Andy Byford preached

State Assembly Member Linda Rosenthal will host a "community conversation" with Andy Byford, the president of New York City Transit

“Accessibility” was the rallying cry of politicians, activists, and concerned citizens at a protest Monday morning, at the subway station at 110th Street

He can’t make the 1 train arrive sooner. He can’t stop people from blocking the doors into the 2. But most every Saturday, Maestro D pulls off an even greater feat: Bringing joy

Community Board 7 hosted an 'open house' style meeting with MTA representatives to discuss the upcoming closures at the 72nd, 86th, and 110th Street B-C stations

With the MTA planning to close three Upper West Side subway stations for up to six months this year, Community Board 7 decided to weigh in at its latest meeting this week.

Everyone loses their shoes once in a while, but this is quite a place to lose them. Or, is this just a picture of an invisible person waiting for the subway?

Assembly Member Linda Rosenthal says the MTA took a "negligent approach" to telling Upper West Siders that three subway stations

The MTA sent us a presentation explaining when the subway stations on the B and C lines at 110th, 86th and 72nd streets

Three subway stations -- the 110th, 86th and 72nd Street stations on the B and C lines -- will soon be closing for up to six months as part of the MTA's plans to add more

The MTA sent out an odd notice on Monday, stating that trains had to skip the 72nd Street station on the Broadway line because of a "dust condition."

A man placed his exposed penis in the hand of a 17-year-old girl on the D train heading to the West 81st Street station, according to a police release.

Police sent the sketch above and the following description of a sexual assault on the 2 train about a week ago. It was reported

Debris on the tracks at 50th Street are causing major delays and reroutings on the 1, 2 and 3 lines on Thursday morning.

Signs placed in stations on the B and C line like the one above at 86th Street are now broadcasting arrival time, finally catching up with the numbered lines

The MTA is looking into ways to ease the rush-hour crush, and the latest idea is to remove seats from subway cars to create more overall room in the car.