Man pushed into Brooklyn subway tracks; Suspect in custody
The MTA said the man was not struck by a train, and we're told he was not injured.
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The MTA said the man was not struck by a train, and we're told he was not injured.
At least 14 people were hurt in the mangled mess on Sunday. Neighbors said the intersection in East New York is a magnet for accidents.
Police said the driver of one of the cars did not have a valid license. At least 14 people were hurt in the crash. CBS2's Christina Fan reports.
More than a dozen people were hurt, one seriously, when the bus was involved in a chain-reaction crash in East New York, Brooklyn.
It happened at around 8:30 p.m. at New Lots Avenue and Essex Street in East New York.
It happened at around 8:30 p.m. at the intersection of Essex Street and New Lots Avenue in East New York. Investigators say multiple vehicles were involved. CBS2's Lisa Rozner reports.
It happened Saturday as the train was pulling into the Borough Hall subway station in downtown Brooklyn.
It happened Sunday as the train was pulling into the Borough Hall subway station in downtown Brooklyn. CBS2's Ali Bauman reports.
The MTA said a tractor-trailer snagged overhead wires and pulled them down, which brought down two utility poles.
Investigators said the attack on Sunday at the 63rd and Lexington Avenue station was random.
It comes as the MTA is considering hikes for subway, bus and commuter rail fares, as well as tolls at bridges and tunnels.
If you ask the MTA, its proposed fare and toll hikes are reasonable -- only a few cents more per ride, or a few dollars more for a monthly pass. But if you ask those who actually take the system, they say "it adds up." CBS2's John Dias reports.
Commuters and local leaders say it feels like they're getting hit with a lot of financial burdens at once.
The proposed rate hikes were unveiled during an MTA board meeting Monday.
For some, it's another financial hit on top of the looming financial pricing. CBS2's John Dias reports from Forest Hills.
The MTA says it's needed to cover day-to-day operations of the country's busiest transit system, CBS2's Ali Bauman reports.
You may start feeling the squeeze every time you take public transit in the city, CBS2's Jessica Moore reports.
Leaders say it's crucial that free rides reach the end of the line.
The MTA says fare and toll evasion is at a crisis point. The agency says it cost the city nearly $700 million last year. CBS2's Dave Carlin has more on what can be done to solve this problem.
The MTA says fare and toll evasion is at a crisis point. CBS2's Dave Carlin has more on what can be done to solve this problem.
If the plan moves forward, drivers could pay up to $23 to enter Manhattan below 60th Street during peak hours.
New Jersey officials said New York's plan could slap drivers in the Garden State with an extra $23 on top of the tolls they already pay to enter the city, CBS2's Christine Sloan reports.
The MTA made concessions to address environmental concerns, especially in low-income communities like the South Bronx, but a New Jersey lawmaker says it will still be an environmental nightmare.
There are new details on the MTA's congestion pricing plan. Drivers headed into Manhattan below 60th Street would be affected by the plan. CBS2 political reporter Marcia Kramer has more.
The MTA got the green light to move forward with the controversial plan after it made a number of concessions to address environmental concerns, CBS2's Marcia Kramer reports.
