As for the subway line recently dubbed the most relaxing in the Big Apple — the Q, or “quiet nap” train — it dropped in ...

Frequent A or C train riders have likely seen the R211 subway cars on their commute. The MTA Transit Committee just approved ...

The man accused of burning a woman to death inside a New York City subway train used a shirt to fan the flames, a prosecutor ...

Natalie Keyssar for The New York Times Supported by By ... said he hears reports of subway surfers every day that he works on the 7 line, most commonly just before and after school.

The migrant from Guatemala who was arrested in connection to the heinous death of a woman set on fire and burned to death on a subway train in Brooklyn, New York, on Sunday was previously deported.

Thousands of NYC subway riders faced a commuter nightmare ... The chaos, caused by a transformer explosion near Smith Street, halted multiple subway lines, including the A, C, F, and G.

Horrific video shows suspect watching woman burn to death in F train car after he allegedly set her on fire Guatemalan migrant arrested for setting sleeping NYC subway rider on fire, watching her ...

“Today is a big day for our subway system,” NYC Transit President Demetrius Crichlow ... The MTA has been testing two trains of open-gangway cars on the C line for the past year.

New York City police arrested and charged a man suspected ... The man was arrested hours later while riding the same subway line, though his charges were not announced until Monday afternoon.