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A 30-year-old Bronx man has been arrested in connection with the Manhattan subway derailment that led to extensive delays and injured three passengers Sunday, the NYPD said. Demetrius Harvard is charged with reckless endangerment, assault, trespassing and criminal mischief for allegedly throwing construction debris — left unattended by the MTA — onto the northbound A track at 14th Street shortly…

A 30-year-old Bronx man has been arrested in connection with the Manhattan subway derailment that led to extensive delays and injured three passengers Sunday, the NYPD said. Adam Kuperstein

A 30-year-old Bronx man has been arrested in connection with the Manhattan subway derailment that led to extensive delays and injured three passengers Sunday, the NYPD said. Myles Miller with the latest.

A northbound train jumped the tracks while entering a Manhattan subway station after hitting debris thrown onto the tracks prior to the train’s arrival, authorities said Sunday. The front car of an A train came in contact with debris causing one of the train’s wheel to leave the track and scrape several columns that separate the north and southbound...

Officials say an act of vandalism seriously damaged a train car and sent extensive delays rippling through the New York City transit system Sunday. NBC New York’s Ida Siegal reports.

Officials say an act of vandalism seriously damaged a train car and sent extensive delays rippling through the New York City transit system Sunday. Ida Siegal reports.

NBC New York’s Myles Miller reports.

It has been five days since Gov. Andrew Cuomo’s order went into effect –mandating MTA riders to mask up or pay up. Although it is unknown how many summonses were handed out since the implementation of the $50 fine for failing to wear a mask went into effect, hundreds of verbal compliances have taken place. According to the MTA, from…

The MTA’s $50 fine for anyone who is found not wearing a mask went into effect on Monday and a New York University student wants to know why the rules don’t apply to NYPD officers. Mihai Ciocan says he was inside the Clark Street subway station in Brooklyn on Tuesday when he saw two police officers standing less than...

NBC New York’s Rana Novini reports.

Starting today, MTA police officers and NYPD will hand out fines to whoever doesn’t wear a mask, Marc Santia reports.

Gov. Andrew Cuomo says he expects substantial upticks in mass transit use as New York City and the rest of the tri-state area take more reopening steps in the coming months — and he wants people who ride subways and rails to feel safe. To that end, the governor said Thursday he was ordering the implementation of a $50 fine…

A $50 fine for MTA passengers who refuse to wear masks on public transportation goes into effect Monday. Tracie Strahan reports.

A $50 fine for MTA passengers who refuse to wear masks on public transportation goes into effect on Monday, Sept. 14. NBC New York’s Tracie Strahan reports.

More than a dozen windows were found smashed on a 7 train late Friday night in Queens, transit officials said. It’s the latest incident in a costly and months-long string of destruction to MTA trains. At least 18 windows on the train were found smashed shortly before midnight at the 61st Street-Woodside Station, officials said. They estimate the damage will…

More than a dozen windows were found smashed on a 7 train late Friday night in Queens, transit officials said. Anjali Hemphill reports.

If you don’t wear a mask aboard an MTA train or bus, you could get a $50 summons. News 4’s Pei-Sze Cheng reports.

A 40-year-old MTA cleaner died when he tried to cross subway tracks and fell in the Bronx early Thursday, authorities say. The victim, who has not been identified, was found unconscious when police responded to a 911 call about an MTA worker falling between tracks at the train yard on East 239th Street and Furman Avenue shortly after 5 a.m….

A sleeping passenger aboard the A train Sunday morning was placed into police custody after an MTA conductor spotted a gun sticking out from the man’s pants. The eagle-eyed conductor notified police after spotting the firearm and took action to hold the train until authorities could arrive, transit officials and police confirmed. Police said it happened just before 10:30...

The man who allegedly pushed a 65-year-old MTA conductor doing platform duty to the tracks of the Hoyt-Schermerhorn subway station in Brooklyn Tuesday has been arrested. Police say Kevin Harrison, 55, was charged with assault and reckless endangerment in what transit union reps described as “an unprovoked and cowardly attack by an apparently deranged individual.” Harrison is unhoused, according to…