Catherine Rinaldi steps down as interim president of LIRR
Rinaldi also serves as president of Metro-North Railroad and will remain in that role.
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Rinaldi also serves as president of Metro-North Railroad and will remain in that role.
Rinaldi also serves as president of Metro-North Railroad and will remain in that role.
The MTA says the bus driver has been sent for routine drug and alcohol screening.
An investigation is underway after an MTA bus driver crashed into parked cars in Brooklyn on Friday. Read more: https://cbsloc.al/3Pmuw5L
The MTA says someone smashed nearly 80 windows on dozens of trains, forcing them to take the W line out of service. CBS New York's Natalie Duddridge has the latest.
Officials say 78 windows were shattered on more than three dozen trains along the N, W, Q, B, D and F lines.
The W line was back up and running Wednesday evening but with limited service after a vandalism spree took a number of trains out of service. CBS New York's Doug Williams reports. Read more: https://cbsloc.al/3EDX1Hc
Officials say 78 windows were shattered on more than three dozen trains along the N, W, Q, B, D and F lines. CBS New York's Doug Williams has the details.
Officials say 78 windows were shattered on more than three dozen trains along the N, W, Q, B, D and F lines.
The victim was on the southbound 6 train platform when a man walked up to him and pushed him onto the tracks.
A 74-year-old man was pushed onto the subway tracks overnight in what appears to be a random, unprovoked attack. CBS New York's Christina Fan reports from the scene on the Upper East Side.
Service is suspended in both directions between Port Washington and Great Neck.
The woman was pronounced dead at the hospital, police said.
The MTA said there will be impacts to the evening rush due to the disabled train.
The MTA is working to clean up a partial freight train derailment in Queens that is likely to impact the evening commute.
Schools Chancellor David Banks said negotiators are working to quell a work stoppage could affect 4,400 bus routes.
Officials say all the videos, graphics and animations seen on posters and banners were created by students.
The focus of a series of new subway ads made by teenagers for teenagers is "Ride inside, stay alive." They're targeting subway surfing, a growing problem among the city's youth. CBS New York's Christina Fan spoke with the minds behind the campaign and why they think it will work. Read more: https://cbsloc.al/3qZwlgT
Mayor Eric Adams announced the "Subway Surfing Kills - Ride Inside, Stay Alive" campaign Tuesday, saying five New Yorkers died in the past year.
Students are due back in class Thursday, with the looming threat of a bus strike that could impact 80,000 students. CBS New York's Political Reporter Marcia Kramer is on the story.
New York City officials made a subway safety announcement Tuesday ahead of back to school later this week.
The Grand Street station is the fourth subway station to become fully accessible so far this year.
Another subway station is now accessible for New Yorkers living with a disability.
Currently, Catherine Rinaldi runs both the Metro-North and LIRR, but some lawmakers are raising concerns.
There are new calls for the MTA to appoint a separate president to run the Long Island Rail Road. Read more: https://cbsloc.al/3Zd5DON
