The victim was standing on the platform at the Borough Hall station when she was punched in the head and pushed from behind, police said

Another falling debris incident involving the elevated subway tracks was reported in Astoria, Queens on Thursday. The MTA says it will conduct an inspection Friday.

Another falling debris incident involving the elevated subway tracks was reported in Astoria, Queens on Thursday. The MTA says it will conduct an inspection Friday.

The project will look to see if freight-only rail lines that already exist and are currently being used could be switched over for commuters as well.

Three months after trying to resign and then staying, Andy Byford announced he will be leaving the MTA. Byford cited the “centralization of projects and an expanded HQ” which stripped him of control of the L train renovation in his resignation letter. NBC New York’s Andrew Siff reports.

He didn’t delve too deeply into his reasons for quitting, but did address a planned structural reorganization of the MTA that would diminish the role he had, instead focusing it on day-to-day operations

Trains on the E, F, M, R and W lines were delayed and re-routed after a worker found bed bugs at a control tower, according to the MTA

The video, released along with frantic 911 calls, shows police officers going up to the subway platform and encountering a man who fired multiple times. NBC New York’s Myles Miller reports.

Three individuals, including a former Metro-North manager, were charged for their roles in a multi-million bid-rigging scheme, according to prosecutors. Manhattan District Attorney Cyrus R. Vance, Jr. and Metropolitan Transportation Authority Inspector General Carolyn Pokorny announced the indictment of James Berlangero, 62, a former contract manager at Metro-North Railroad, for corrupting the request-for-proposals process to award contracts to WRS Environmental…

New Yorkers rushing to get from Times Square to the Bryant Park may soon not have to go above ground to get from point A to point B. The MTA announced it will be connecting Times Square station to Bryant Park station underground thanks to a forthcoming underground transfer from the B/D/F/M to 2/3/A/C. This project, scheduled to be...

Riders on the 7 line have a new voice as they pull into each station stop: Queens’ own celebrity, Awkwafina. NBC New York’s Stefan Holt reports.

If you thought the voice telling you to “stand clear of the closing doors, please” sounds familiar, you’re right.

The woman jumped off the MTA bus as it was moving in Flatlands, after she was seen kicking chairs and windows while demanding to be let off. She forced her way out of a door, and apparently hit a pole on the sidewalk that bounced her back into the bus, suffering fatal injuries. NBC New York’s Gaby Acevedo reports.

A woman was kicked off an MTA bus in Brooklyn for what witnesses described as “acting out,” kicking at chairs and windows, then was struck and killed by the vehicle, which hadn’t come to a complete stop, police say. The driver went to pull the B41 bus over to let her off near Avenue P and Flatbush Avenue around 9…

Letitia James’ office is investigating the NYPD’s fare-enforcement practices after the department found black and Hispanic people account for the majority of fare-related summonses and arrests

A man forced extensive subway delays and terrified countless commuters on a D train Saturday when he allegedly claimed to have a gun.

The NYPD arrested a man for allegedly telling passengers he had a gun on the D train Saturday.

A man forced extensive subway delays and terrified countless commuters on a D train Saturday when he allegedly claimed to have a gun. The man was engaged in a verbal argument with a woman on the subway around 2:30 p.m. when he simulated having a firearm, the NYPD said. The incident unfolded on the D train near the 103 St…

A day after pulling nearly 300 newly delivered subway cars out of service for safety reasons, the MTA shared new details about the incidents in which doors were opening as trains were in motion, and why it was happening

After pulling nearly 300 subway cars from service because doors were opening as the trains were in motion, the MTA said there was a switch not calibrated properly inside the doors, which led to them opening as much as 4 inches. NBC New York’s Andrew Siff reports.