Inches of rain fell in a matter of hours, drowning the city’s public spaces in brown water as commuters attempted to stay dry.

The largest mass transit system in the country was swamped by flash flooding as water pored into New York City's subway system and Grand Central Terminal causing a travel nightmare for commuters ...

New York City is one step closer to getting its first light rail. But it’s still going to be awhile. Gov. Kathy Hochul on Friday announced that the engineering and design phase of the previously ...

On Thursday, July 31, Chantal McLaughlin was near the Hudson Line train departing at 3:51 p.m., when she recorded water ...

The MTA has revealed new details about an explosion in December at an electrical substation in Downtown Brooklyn that left ...

New York may be famous for its pizza, but Domino’s carryout specials are legendary for saving cash. Their $7.99 carryout deal ...

David Muir probably had another way he wanted to start his July 31 show, but Mother Nature wasn't having it. The beloved ...

Videos showed passengers clinging onto the gates of subway stations and walking in plastic bags to avoid murky floodwaters.

Governor Kathy Hochul declared emergency, while Mayor Eric Adams urged residents to avoid travel, especially those living in basement apartments ...

Severe flash floods in New York City, caused by unprecedented rainfall rates up to 3 inches per hour, have overwhelmed ...

Torrential rains unleashed powerful storms and flash flooding across New York City and New Jersey on Thursday, causing ...

New York City’s Metropolitan Transportation Authority is buckling under the strain of extreme weather, with torrential rain and sweltering heat triggering major service disruptions and sending riders ...