Police say a man and a woman were involved in a knife fight onboard a packed Flatbush-bound train Wednesday afternoon. The NYPD says that around 5 p.m. officers responded to a call regarding a dispute involving a knife onboard a 2 train at Nostrand Avenue and President Street in Brooklyn. Although they conducted a canvass of the area once they…

A subway rider was slashed in her forehead and hand in what police say was an unprovoked attack on Wednesday — and she says she cried out for help, but no one did. An investigation is ongoing as police search for a motive and the suspect in the violent crime. Tracie Strahan reports.

A long, winding subway escalator in the heart of Manhattan somehow buckled at the top at the height of Monday’s morning rush, terrifying commuters who felt they had nearly stepped into the teeth of disaster.

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A person is in custody in connection to an alleged late-night subway attack on the C train that took place Friday, according to the NYPD. Serena Daniari, a transgender woman, detailed the troubling attack in a video posted to Twitter on Friday around 9 p.m. In the video, she speaks through tears from the 155th Street subway station in Harlem….

Mayor de Blasio apologized on Twitter for the incident on behalf of all New Yorkers, saying “transgender and non-binary New Yorkers deserve to travel in their city without fear.” Myles Miller reports.

The nearly 300 subway cars taken off the rails after some doors were opening up mid-ride were back on the rails Friday, after an independent investigation deemed them safe. NBC New York’s Andrew Siff reports.

Police have brought into custody the suspect accused of throwing bleach in a woman’s face at a Manhattan subway station

A 37-year-old woman was the victim of an unprovoked attack when another woman threw bleach at her face in a Manhattan subway station Thursday afternoon, police said. The woman was standing near the subway booth at 7th Avenue and West 14th Street when a 30-year-old woman threw liquid at her, police said. The victim suffered minor burns, according to the…

A 37-year-old woman was the victim of an unprovoked attack when another woman threw bleach at her face in a Manhattan subway station Thursday afternoon, police said. NBC New York’s Ray Villeda reports.

Video shows the man taping the fliers on a wall next to an elevator, police said, in the shape of a swastika big enough for anyone nearby to see

Inside the 96th Street subway station on the Upper West Side, a man was seen on video using MTA fliers to make a large swastika near the elevator. NBC New York’s Anjali Hemphill reports.

The 60-something degree weather in New York City on Sunday was perfect for this year’s “No Pants Subway Ride” prank.

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

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.

The MTA said Wednesday it has pulled nearly 300 newly delivered subway cars for safety reasons effective immediately, citing an analysis of “two recent incidents” involving doors. No passengers were injured in either case. A source familiar with the investigation confirmed to NBC New York that at least one of the incidents involved the doors opening while the train was…

If you were trying to get somewhere in New York City on the 7 train Monday morning, or any other Queens-Manhattan line for that matter … well, you had to try something else. The 7 train was largely unavailable for much of Monday morning’s rush hour due to complications that stemmed from work that had been done on the line…

After riders lamented the poor service for hours on the 7 line (as well as switch malfunction on other lines), an MTA chief said it was due to human error after weekend work on the line. NBC New York’s Erica Byfield reports.

Shuttle buses were dispatched to subway stations in Queens after a broken subway line stalled three major tracks between the borough and Manhattan. The MTA said riders were experiencing major delays Saturday night on the E, F, and R lines while crews repaired a broken rail near the Steinway Street subway station. The service interruption began shortly after 7 p.m….