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Man slashed in the face at Rockefeller Center subway station in unprovoked attack: NYPD
A man is recovering Monday morning after being slashed in the face at the 47-50th St. / Rockefeller Center subway station overnight in an unprovoked attack, police said. The attack happened shortly after midnight at the MTA MetroCard kiosk on the mezzanine level, the NYPD said. According to police, the victim was slashed on the right side of his face…
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Man dies after being found unconscious and bleeding on floor of E train car: NYPD
An investigation is underway after a man was found unconscious and bleeding on the floor of a E train subway car in Queens Tuesday night, the NYPD said. The 19-year-old later died at the hospital from his injuries. The NYPD said officers responded to a 911 call for help at the Sutphin Boulevard-Archer Avenue station in Jamaica just after 9…
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See Inside New York City's New Subway Cars
New NYC subway cars will replace the ones that have been running for nearly 50 years. But you’re going to have to wait until late 2023. NBC New York’s Myles Miller reports.
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Service Changes on E and M Subway Lines Until Dec. 31 as Electrical Repairs Kick Off
The MTA’s planned electrical upgrade repairs kicking off Monday are disrupting service on two subway lines between Manhattan and Queens until the end of the year. From Monday morning until 5 a.m. on Saturday, E trains are going to be rerouted to the F line between Jackson Heights and Washington Square. Meanwhile on the M line, service is being...
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Service Changes on E and M Subway Lines
What you need to know about the temporary changes.
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MTA Announces Subway Schedule Changes Coming Next Summer
The move is “to better meet post-COVID travel” needs, the MTA said.
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MTA Announces Subway Service Changes Coming in 2023: Here's the Breakdown
The MTA announced on Monday schedule changes that are on the way for certain subway lines in order “to better meet post-COVID travel” needs of New Yorkers. The changes will add scheduled trips to the G, J and M lines on weekends — improving headways by up to 2 minutes, the MTA said. Additionally, New York City Transit is also…
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Is This the End of the Line for Token Booths in NYC Subway Stations?
They’ve been a staple for decades: Subway agents inside token booths, helping lost tourists find their way underground or helping people find out why their MetroCard is no longer working. But they haven’t sold tokens in 20 years, and now agents won’t be in the booths much longer — but they aren’t going away.
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MTA Deal to Keep Jobs of Subway Station Agents
As part of their deal with transit workers, the MTA is transitioning workers out of the booths and onto subway platforms, Andrew Siff reports.
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MTA Introduces Limited Edition Dolly Parton MetroCards: Here's Where to Get Them
If your “9 to 5” takes you on the subway, there’s something special you’ll want to check out: The MTA has released limited edition Dolly Parton MetroCards.