WILLIAMSBURG, Brooklyn (WABC) -- The MTA and DOT are calling a meeting Wednesday an "open house" to address concerns about the looming L train shutdown. Officials are logging the feedback from riders ...

The subway trains on the L line have been covered in grime for months, and the MTA has no way to clean them. A crucial car-washing station at the agency’s train yard in Canarsie, Brooklyn, broke down ...

CITYWIDE — THE METROPOLITAN TRANSPORTATION AUTHORITY BEGAN INCREASING WEEKDAY SERVICE TO the A and L subway lines on Monday, Nov. 3, Gov. Kathy Hochul announced that day. This increase is expected to ...

The MTA boosted weekday service to the L and A trains starting Monday, Gov. Hochul’s office announced. On the L train, four additional round trips will occur during the morning rush hour, including ...

L subway riders will have a weekend of frustration unless they make other plans. The MTA is shutting down the L line between Lorimer Street in Williamsburg and Eighth Avenue in Manhattan for five ...

The MTA is adding subway service on the L and A lines starting Monday, part of a $35 million effort to improve trips across 13 routes funded by the state. Gov. Kathy Hochul’s office announced Monday ...

NEW YORK — Gov. Andrew Cuomo seemingly rescued New York City from the L train shutdown Jan. 3 by offering a last-minute solution. But two weeks later, no one knows what exactly is going to happen to ...

Brooklyn’s hippest subway is also the city’s best, a commuter advocacy group determined this week. But even so, the L train, which rumbles through trendy Williamsburg—as well as less stylish ...

NEW YORK (PIX11) – Wondering where your subway train was on Friday morning? The MTA experienced an information outage on eight subway lines, according to the agency’s website. The outage was fixed by ...

A Chicago man who says he has “subway surfed” numerous times since he was a teenager — surreptitiously climbing atop moving L trains and becoming an open-air commuter, which he often chronicled on ...

NEW YORK (1010 WINS) — The MTA is adding more weekday service to the A and L subway lines starting Monday, Gov. Kathy Hochul announced, providing reduced wait times for over 100,000 weekday riders.