Amid a flurry of high-profile crime stories, New York City subway riders are voicing concerns about their safety, suggesting that violence on train cars is becoming a looming issue in the Big Apple.

“He said, ‘I’ll spit on you,’ and he got off behind me.” Still bandaged and banged up, the 30-year-old victim is hopeful the NYPD’s new subway safety plan will have a positive impact after a violent ...

The MTA says this technology represents the future of subway surveillance and reassures riders that privacy concerns are being ... which could enhance safety across the system.

But in light of the apparent safety issues, regulators with the California ... documenting that the subway’s fire suppression system and emergency ventilation fans did not activate that night.

Stats show a drop in overall subway crime, according to the NYPD. But acts of random violent crime continue to draw the scrutiny of subway riders. Trump’s 25% tariffs on steel and aluminum ...

The subway safety concerns come as New York City prepares to enact congestion pricing, which in part encourages people who drive to turn to mass transit instead. "There's a lot less crime than ...

By Ana Ley Many women riding New York’s subway have stories of being leered at or harassed and have become used to raising their guard on public transit. Now, some women say safety concerns ...

The chief executive of the MTA on Wednesday brushed off fresh Trump administration threats to withhold federal funds over subway safety concerns, touting a drop in crime and suggesting the White ...

Still bandaged and banged up, the 30-year-old victim is hopeful the NYPD’s new subway safety plan will have a positive impact after a violent few weeks. “Especially because, in the past five ...