New York City will spend $650 million over the next five years to combat homelessness and mental illness, while increasing the number of police officers in the subway system.

Their love over the years for a college football team from Indiana has bonded Philadelphians from different neighborhoods.

It's not just you. Subway franchises are everywhere these days, but it's not just a result of everyone loving the sandwiches.

Attendees at open house with PennDot, city and SEPTA favor a slower, safer Roosevelt Boulevard and faster transit.

By Bill Parry Police from the 115th Precinct in Jackson Heights and Transit District 20 are still looking for a ...

The new year has only been underway for just over a week, and fast-food companies have been busy bolstering their value ...

MTA Chairman and CEO Janno Lieber joins Morning Joe to discuss the start of congestion pricing in the city, criticisms of the ...

Both Mayor Eric Adams and NYPD commissioner Jessica Tisch acknowledged Monday that the perception of higher subway crime, ...

The brothers say two people wearing a car repair company logo handed them a business card after the minor car crash.

I spent nearly 50 years benefitting from the phenomenon of transportation supply creating its own demand. The more lanes we ...

A series of violent attacks on New York's subways, the largest system in the country, has caused increased fears among riders. NBC News' Sam Brock reports.

A brutal murder on a New York City subway made national headlines. But left unsaid was how frequently people experiencing homelessness are killed — often while asleep.