Suspect shot at subway station in Park Slope Brooklyn
CBS2's Jennifer Bisram has the late-breaking details.
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CBS2's Jennifer Bisram has the late-breaking details.
The NYPD does not believe any criminality was involved, but how the two people ended up on the tracks is still a mystery. CBS2's Christina Fan reports.
Preliminary information suggests a woman in her 60s and man in his 40s were killed. They were both found near the rear of the train - the woman found under the train, the man pinned between the train and the platform. CBS2's Christina Fan reports.
Chopper 2 is over the scene at 14th Street in Manhattan.
It happened shortly before 2 a.m. Tuesday inside a station in Chelsea.
The changes are meant to meet post-COVID travel needs, the MTA said.
The outage went unnoticed for 24 hours, and two more days went by before repairs started, due to limited staffing.
Police say a man was arguing with two women when he tried to pepper spray them, but missed and hit the mother and her 2-year-old son.
It happened not long after a 65-year-old man was stabbed during an argument at the Bowling Green Station.
It happened not long after a 65-year-old man was stabbed during an argument at the Bowling Green station, CBS2's Lisa Rozner reports.
A 64-year-old man was slashed early Monday, just hours before a City Council hearing on safety in the system. CBS2's Zinnia Maldonado has more.
The latest crime comes ahead of today's City Council hearing on subway safety. CBS2's Zinnia Maldonado has more.
MTA training in customer service, de-escalation and more are underway.
The MTA says the agents will no longer be stationary starting next year.
Police say a man hit the 38-year-old woman in the face with the can just before midnight at 14th Street station.
Treating the mentally ill, whether they agree or not, and the need to raise transit fares are two controversies facing New York City right now.
It happened at around 1 a.m. at the Winthrop Street station.
It happened overnight at the Winthrop Street station in Brooklyn.
However, the mayor and MTA are not declaring victory because crime underground is up 33.5 percent year to date.
The mayor said they risked their own lives when they raced to save a man with seconds to spare.
Two police officers who risked their lives to save a man from the subway tracks on Thanksgiving were honored by the city on Monday. CBS2's Natalie Duddridge reports.
However, the mayor and the MTA are not declaring victory just yet because crime underground is up more than 30 percent year to date. CBS2's Marcia Kramer has a look at the numbers.
Bodycam shows the officers and a bystander pull the man off the tracks after he fell on Thanksgiving.
The police body cam footage looks like it came out of a video game.
Brandi Baxter, a single mom of three from East New York, is the chef behind it all.
