Joseph Lynskey was shoved into the path of an oncoming train and survived. On Monday, he thanked the firefighters who rescued ...

Jonah Markowitz for The New York Times Supported by By Katherine Rosman Joseph Lynskey was standing on the platform of the 18th Street subway station in Manhattan, waiting for a train to take him ...

Joseph Lynskey was quietly waiting for the New York subway on New Year's Eve when someone shoved him from behind onto the tracks as a train pulled into the station. Highly publicized horror ...

I have been taking the New York City subway for ... asleep on the train (again) and was awoken at Eastern Parkway–Brooklyn Museum—back then, the final stop at which white people would get ...

A 25-year-old woman gave birth to a baby girl on a New York City subway train Wednesday morning, according to MTA officials.

I saw the two lights of the subway train ... and not ride the train,” Lynskey, who thinks New York City and Metropolitan Transport Authority (MTA) need to do more to make people in the city ...

In the most recent burst of violence, a man was slashed on his hand as he tried to disarm a knife-wielding woman on board a ...

The New York City subway was introduced to its youngest new passenger on Wednesday, when a woman gave birth to a baby girl in a train car.

Hochul pledges two cops on every overnight subway train. It’s the latest in a trifecta ... Adams’ crony desk jockeys to patrols, but such people often aren’t who you want on patrol.

Six people died surfing subway trains in the city last year, up from five in 2023. Subway train operator Tyesha Elcock gets settled in the driver’s compartment before departing the Coney Island ...