MTA discusses e-mirrors for buses
The MTA says it's going to experiment with a digital replacement for the large side mirrors on its buses.
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The MTA says it's going to experiment with a digital replacement for the large side mirrors on its buses.
The MTA says someone spray painted the new cars with graffiti.
The budget will also address, among other things, minimum wage and New York City's many needs.
With the budget 25 days late, sources tell CBS2 state lawmakers are finally closing in on a deal.
An emergency call over the radio snapped engineers to attention aboard a Hudson Line train earlier this month.
An emergency call over the radio snapped engineers to attention aboard the Hudson Line train in Tarrytown. CBS2's Ali Bauman has the story.
In a conversation exclusively on CBS News New York, Sen. Gianaris discusses charter schools, MTA spending, increasing the minimum wage, congressional maps and more.
Cellphone video shows first responders at the scene and people tending to someone on the platform.
Police say the worker got into an argument with a woman, who threw some kind of substance in his face.
Police say the worker got into an argument with a woman, who sprayed an unknown substance on him.
Members of the fare evasion team asked riders for proof of payment, but told cops one man got angry and refused.
An argument over a bus ticket ended with gunfire aimed at a group of MTA workers in East New York on Tuesday. At least one person was hurt. CBS2's Natalie Duddridge reports police are still searching for the suspect.
Police say the man tried to get on without paying the fare, then opened fire.
Thursday's high temperatures cut power to a signal location in the Bronx earlier in the day.
There were lingering delays Thursday night for some Metro-North customers after heat cut power in the Bronx.
The agency is rolling out barriers, cameras and blue lighting at stations across the city.
CBS2's Elijah Westbrook spoke with officials about the new strategy and how you might see it in action during your next commute.
The MTA says one driver who was stopped owed over $86,000 in tolls and fees, and another owed over $66,000.
The MTA is cracking down on people who don't pay their tolls.
Trains rumble across it as cars and pedestrians clog the space underneath.
Some say the bridge in Queens is in urgent need of repair, CBS2's Dave Carlin reports.
Police said Isiah Collazo and another young man got into some sort of fight, leading to the stabbing.
MTA and elected officials were joined by Mr. & Mrs. Met for a news conference as the Mets host their home opener.
The agency has installed new wide aisle fare gates at one station in Queens and one station in Brooklyn.
The MTA wants to know what riders think of wider subway turnstiles.
