The Clark Street subway station reopened Tuesday morning in Brooklyn Heights after the St. George hotel awning collapsed over the weekend.

The governor on Friday announced a major investment in what would be the city’s first new rail line in nearly 90 years, connecting central Queens to southern Brooklyn.

Scaffolding has been installed on the Clark Street station entrance to reinforce the marquee and ensure safety.

The MTA’s board chose Delaware-based Rose Companies Holdings LLC for the project during its July 30 meeting by approving a pre-development lease agreement with the company. Rose Companies Holdings ...

A bicyclist was killed Monday after a collision with a trolley at a Chula Vista crossing, a Metropolitan Transit Authority ...

Kids will be back in the classroom in just a few weeks. For Cincinnati Public School families, there's a lot that's new this ...

A settlement has been reached after the family of an 87-year-old woman who was hit and killed by a Metro bus filed a lawsuit ...

North America’s largest transportation network, recently released its July Financial Plan. The plan includes balanced ...

A person was struck and killed by a Metro-North Train in the New Haven Line near Fairfield, MTA confirmed. The incident occurred at around 2:32 p.m. The MTA police department says the victim, ...

Mecklenburg County voters will soon decide on a proposed one-cent sales tax increase to fund transit projects, potentially ...

FAIRFIELD — A person was struck by a Metro-North train in town on Monday afternoon, officials said. The Metropolitan ...

Local activists have said they’re worried regular transit riders will be excluded. During Monday’s meeting, Council Member Malcom Graham emphasized the need for a strong vetting process when ...