It’s pretty clear that reality is changing. Major subway crimes are down 22% from this time last year. However, public perception hasn't caught up to that improvement, and many riders still say they ...

Crime is down, but a sizable portion of New Yorkers still use the word "unsafe" to describe this city and its subway. Plus ...

Them’s fightin’ words.With the federal government’s March 21 deadline for the state to shut down congestion pricing less that ...

We expect Marc Molinaro, the former Dutchess County executive and Hudson Valley congressman, to sail through his Senate ...

Wednesday's MTA board meeting was all about responding to Trump Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy's "misinformation ...

Under the false pretext of uncontrolled crime, the Trump administration is warning it will withhold desperately needed ...

Last year was among the safest on the subway in over a decade, according to data presented by the MTA’s head of security ...

Assaults on police officers in the subways surged in recent years as the NYPD ramped up enforcement in the transit system, ...

MTA officials are begging Team Trump and New York lawmakers for billions to keep the trains running and fund $68 billion in ...

The TWU head is asking that federal funding for MTA capital projects be allowed to be used for operational expenses, like worker salaries and maintenance projects.

MTA rebutted recent remarks by U.S. Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy, who has threatened to withhold funds unless it addresses "dangerous" and "dirty" conditions in its subway system.

The spending showdown presents a golden opportunity to finally rein in the MTA’s insatiable appetite for uncontrolled ...