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NJ Transit service on the Montclair-Boonton Line is back in service after downed overhead wires.
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New Jersey Transit rail service has resumed on all lines, subject to a one-hour delay, following signal problems Tuesday.
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The MTA on Monday introduced real-time tracking to the borough via smartphones, the web or text message.
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An audit of the Metropolitan Transit Authority conducted by the New York comptroller has found the agency has $1.9 billion in "unanticipated funds."
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The MTA's inspector general has found high-paid workers clocking in for their jobs and then slacking off, even going entire days without doing any work at all.
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The MTA and AT&T on Tuesday announced the winners of the 2013 App Quest challenge, a global competition to develop new mobile tools that use real time MTA data to improve commutes for millions of subway, bus and rail riders.
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Police responded to a 911 call early Sunday morning of a man at East 86th Street and Lexington Avenue, lying on the northbound No. 6 tracks.
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Authorities have charged 22-year-old Steven Torres with murder after he allegedly repeatedly stabbed 69-year-old Edward Orozco because he thought he was blowing him a kiss.
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There's a new alternative coming for subway riders who miss having someone in a token booth to answer all their questions.
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The massive boardwalk fire on the Jersey shore was blamed on electrical wires corroded by flooding from Superstorm Sandy, and that same problem's going to be a headache for New York City subway riders.
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A group of quick-thinking Good Samaritans who were at the right place at the right time saved a man who fell onto to the subway tracks in Brooklyn Thursday.
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A New York City police dog is being credited with helping collar a subway turnstile jumper who threw an officer to the ground.
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Police are searching for a man they say sexually assaulted a woman on the subway in Brooklyn, and they hope a picture will lead to an arrest.
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Commuters who ride trains on New Jersey Transit's Gladstone Branch will need to find alternate transportation to the Bernardsville Station.
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Friday, New Jersey Transit train service will be limited in some areas to make repairs after Thursday's storms.
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Police in Brooklyn are looking for three female robbery suspects who stole a woman's cell phone on a New York City subway.
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Police in Queens are looking for a man who allegedly exposed himself on a subway train, and they're hoping a very clear cell phone picture will help identify him.
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After 65 years as a railroader, you'd think Frank Bookstaver would be ready to hang up his dispatcher's hat.
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New York City will celebrate the grand opening of the new Aqueduct Raceway subway station in Queens Tuesday.
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Subway riders might have thought "Sharknado" arrived in New York City after a dead shark was found on an N subway train.
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Michelle Charlesworth reports from Morningside Heights.
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Jeff Smith reports from Washington Heights
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All subway service has been restored after earlier delays at a Midtown Manhattan subway station.
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Metropolitan Transit Authority officials said Wednesday MetroCard prices are expected to rise in 2015 and again in 2017.
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The Metropolitan Transportation Authority is investing millions of dollars to improve service on its subways, buses and commuter railroads.
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The authority that runs New York City's subway system is considering whether to raise money by selling naming rights to some of its stations.
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Richard McDonald and John Gearity were on their way to work when they saw a man lose his balance and fall onto the R train tracks at the 77th Street station in Bay Ridge.
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Heather Burke says she still can't fully wrap her mind around the totally random and horribly vicious attack.
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The NYPD and Long Island's Brookhaven National Laboratory have installed air sampling equipment to study how chemical weapons could be dispersed through the city's subway system.
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Anthony Johnson reports on a three-day study in New York City subways
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EMS confirms that one woman was stabbed and another was punched on a northbound 6 train at around 10 a.m.
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A woman got her hair stuck in an escalator at the 125th Street subway station in Harlem.
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More than 34 million Americans are expected to travel over the long holiday weekend, a slight drop from last year.
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Thursday night, there are protests held by subway riders fuming over repairs and the lack of any alternate plans for passengers.
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The New York Senate has confirmed Thomas Prendergast as chairman and CEO of the Metropolitan Transportation Authority.
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Tim Fleischer speaks with the handler
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Some New Jersey Transit riders spent an extra hour getting where they had to go this morning.
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The agency's board is set to vote Wednesday on an agreement with Cablevision, which would provide the equipment to allow passengers to use the Internet, send and receive email, and use other applications.
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Police have arrested the man they say used pepper spray on an officer at a Bronx subway station.
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A New York City subway tunnel that was heavily damaged during Superstorm Sandy will be closed for long-term repairs beginning in the summer.
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The LIRR has restored service between Atlantic Terminal and Jamaica.
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Transit workers came up with a rap video to help remind people of the dangers of standing too close to the edge on the platforms.
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On Saturday night, subway rider David Narson was rushed to the hospital after a fight that started on the E train, and ended up spilling out onto the platform when the train pulled into the station at 53rd and Lexington.
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Trains are operating to and from the Rockaways for the first time since Sandy washed out 1,500 feet of tracks.
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Normal subway service resumed on the No. 1 line following a train derailment Wednesday that made for a commuting nightmare.
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NJ Transit is banning all beverages on North Jersey Coast Line trains when concerts are held at the PNC Bank Arts Center in Holmdel.
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Anthony Johnson has more on subway changes due to an accident in Harlem
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Service had been suspended in both directions Saturday morning from Queensboro Plaza to 42nd Street - Times Square.
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The new route, called the Cannonball train, moved to Penn Station beginning this Memorial Day weekend.
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