A recent study shows how fast cities along the East Coast are sinking, with some serious hot spots in NYC. See where, why and ...

You’re in a forest and then you think to yourself, ‘Wait, I’m in New York City!’” The locals are joined by especially ardent urban explorers, some of whom take multiple buses and subway ...

Some of the biggest U.S. cities are sinking, and New York City is among them. An overall picture of the unique study — the first high-resolution, satellite-based measurement showing land sinking ...

It also caused Google to implement the change on its maps. Users in the ... had already been a “first resolution.” The presidency’s legal office told The New York Times that the suit was ...

The number of Subway restaurants in New York and across the nation is shrinking and the company has downsized in recent years ...

The budget includes major investments to increase the presence of law enforcement, make crucial safety upgrades in protective ...

Fare evasion on New York City’s subways and buses continues to decline as the nation’s largest transit agency seeks to get more riders to pay for service.

New York plans to create up to five of these centers in subway stations to connect homeless individuals with mental health ...

MTA Chief Security Officer Michael Kemper said (via The Gothamist) that the agency is working with AI companies to develop the software that can analyze real-time ...

A man accused of raping a corpse on a Manhattan subway train near the Whitehall ... according to the New York Post. Rojas subsequently re-entered the country undetected until his arrest by NYPD ...

One reason to visit New York’s Transit Museum is it not only reminds you of how impressive an endeavour the city’s subway (opened 1904) was but what an achievement all underground railways are.

A man was yesterday stabbed to death during the morning rush hour in the New York City subway system ... However, recent high-profile attacks, such as a woman being set on fire have left some ...