Report: Subway cameras failed days before Sunset Park shooting
The outage went unnoticed for 24 hours, and two more days went by before repairs started, due to limited staffing.
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The outage went unnoticed for 24 hours, and two more days went by before repairs started, due to limited staffing.
It happened not long after a 65-year-old man was stabbed during an argument at the Bowling Green Station.
The MTA says the agents will no longer be stationary starting next year.
The MTA says the worker suffered some sort of medical emergency on the scaffolding and became unconscious.
Commuters say they're often stranded without a direct subway link between the boroughs.
CBS2's Political Reporter Marcia Kramer dives into both issues with the Brooklyn DA and MTA chairman.
Subway riders share their questions for MTA Chair and CEO Janno Lieber.
Subway riders sound off about the MTA and how they feel riding the rails.
Transportation officials say it's a good idea, especially since it's a Gridlock Alert Day.
The governor and transit officials said crime underground is down 21% since the start of the summer.
Nearly 200 people signed up to speak Saturday.
Six public hearings will take place between now and Aug. 31.
The report maps out where drivers will be tolled and how much they will have to pay.
The MTA alerted riders Monday morning about delays on the B, W, F and L lines.
Staffing shortages that have plagued the MTA for months are still causing delays in the subway system.
Some drivers say there should be off-peak options for those who don't have another way around overnight.
Hidden surveillance cameras are operating in more than 60 subway cars throughout the system.
It's the end of the line for many of the old "Brightliner" subway cars that remain in New York City railyards.
Transit officials say Bryant died in a freak accident just before midnight Wednesday when he was getting off the Q train and got caught between the train and the platform.
Police say Marcus Bryant was exiting a northbound Q train at the Avenue M station and somehow slipped into the gap.
The MTA started a repair project that put the escalators at that location out of service until February. The alternative has left riders furious.
Toll evaders cost the agencies millions of dollars and officials are determined to go after drivers who break the law to avoid paying them.
Gov. Hochul said end-to-end travel time between Brooklyn and Queens would be less than 40 minutes.
Richard Davey will now oversee the city's subways and buses, as the agencies works to restore ridership.
The head of the MTA tried to assure riders there really are more cops on the trains as transit crime continues to skyrocket.
