Investigation continues into deadly subway accident
Officials say a rider got caught in the gap between the train and the platform and was hit by an oncoming train. CBS2's John Dias has the details.
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Officials say a rider got caught in the gap between the train and the platform and was hit by an oncoming train. CBS2's John Dias has the details.
Police said the man's clothing got stuck in a door as he was exiting the train in Brooklyn.
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The issue emerged as leading Democratic candidates for governor took the debate stage together Tuesday night for the first time on CBS2.
Police said the 39-year-old driver confronted a man who entered the bus through a rear door.
Police say the driver was stabbed in the stomach and slashed in the face after confronting a man who entered the bus through a rear door.
First responders pronounced the man dead at the scene. Police said he was not wearing a helmet.
The incident happened in the Laurelton section of Queens. CBS2's Jessica Moore reports.
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Safety remains a concern for many in New York City knowing the person who killed an innocent man on the subway this weekend is still on the run. CBS2's John Dias has the latest.
People who take the subway in Washington Heights say they're being forced to take a hike, literally, in order to use the 181st Street station. As CBS2's Lisa Rozner reports, the MTA started a repair project that put the escalators at that location out of service for a long time.
CBS2 hears from the victim's sister, as detectives continue to put together clues in the case. John Dias has the latest details.
The MTA, the Port Authority and their law enforcement partners kick off the summer driving season with a campaign to nab people who drive with fake or obstructed license plates. CBS2 political reporter Marcia Kramer says it costs the agencies millions of dollars and officials are determined to go after drivers who break the law to avoid tolls.
The project would create new rail service from Bay Ridge, Brooklyn to Jackson Heights, Queens.
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The newly rebuilt entrance will include original artwork and an expansion of what is now the largest mosaic installation in the New York City subway system.
The rally was held outside the Church Avenue station in Kensington.
MTA workers and riders rallied Saturday in Brooklyn over safety concerns.
Police said the suspects got onboard a BX18 bus and threw liquid in the driver's face before kicking and beating her.
Police say they're searching for a man and woman seen on video attacking the female driver.
CBS2's Ali Bauman spoke to the 43-year-old, who said she feels she has no choice but to continue breaking the law.
A memo issued last week told drivers they will no longer be able to automatically open rear and center doors.
MTA officials called the camera malfunction extremely rare and say service has been restored.
