Man accused of burning woman to death on NYC subway pleads not guilty to murder, arson
The deadly fire on the F train was one of several high-profile acts of violence in New York City's subway system at the end of last year, even as transit crime dropped overall in 2024. The NYPD on Monday pledged to send 200 more officers into the subway, with a focus on train cars and platforms.
A man who was attacked on a New York City subway and fatally stabbed one of his assailants will not be criminally charged.
"The victim was accosted, without provocation, and our investigation has shown that he defended himself while attempting to ...
The Adams Administration’s ongoing efforts to make the case that the subway system is indeed safer overall. Those efforts are ...
The former U.S. Marine acquitted of criminal charges in the death of a man on a New York City subway train is seeking to ...
A man was stabbed in a Bronx 6 train station early Sunday morning, mere hours after congestion pricing went into effect, ...
Sebastian Zapeta, who allegedly set a woman on fire in the NYC subway, and Laken Riley's killer, Jose Ibarra, were among ...
Rodriguez said the safest cars are the front, with the conductor, or the middle, where another MTA worker is stationed. But ...
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