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There is disturbing video of a 13-year-old boy being beaten up by a 12-year-old.
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Elevated track and bridges connect key parts of the 240 mile subway system, but inspection of these critical components is haphazard according to this new report.
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State police say about a dozen people suffered minor injuries when a tour bus crashed on a central New Jersey highway.
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The new route, called the Cannonball train, is moving to Penn Station beginning Memorial Day weekend.
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New Jersey Transit reports that they are on a heightened state of alert after the explosions at the Boston Marathon.
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Governor Andrew Cuomo has named Thomas Prendergast to serve as Chairman and Chief Executive Officer of the Metropolitan Transportation Authority.
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The agency approved paying another $28 million to a Canadian company to repair locomotives damaged when the rail yard where they were housed was flooded in late October.
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The MTA has released new data on subway ridership, and Times Square still holds the crown as the busiest subway station in New York City.
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A new phone app recently launched to help bus and subway riders with real-time info from other riders.
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Executive Director Jim Weinstein says the transit agency plans to keep fares from rising for the fourth straight year.
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The major school bus companies have imposed the terms of their most recent contract offer.
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Two Brooklyn neighborhoods will have to wait another month before they get their subway station back.
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A bus ride from Atlantic City to New York City has the makings of a horror movie as the passengers reported an invasion of roaches.
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Photos from an Eyewitness News viewer who was riding on a Greyhound bus from Atlantic City to New York City when cockroaches invaded the bus.
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Electric trains will soon return to Hoboken Terminal nearly five months after Superstorm Sandy devastated the line.
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Transit officials are considering curbing the growing number of rodents in New York City's subway system with a product that induces sterility in female rats.
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The MTA says ridership hit a 62-year high last year, despite service disruptions caused by Superstorm Sandy.
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Federal investigators said the Ming An Inc. bus company was a danger to public safety.
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The Metropolitan Transportation Authority is set to receive nearly $200 million in federal aid to help with Superstorm Sandy recovery.
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The U.S. DOT revoked the operating license of a troubled discount bus service running between New York and Boston.
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Individual rides on subways and buses along with unlimited ride metrocards are going up.
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State investigators are calling it a blatant disregard for federal safety regulations, claiming the bus company is putting drivers, passengers and the public at risk.
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While 38 percent answered "convenience," 31 percent said "love" is not a word they associate with the MTA.
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In White Plains, the posted price for a monthly ticket is $229, but go to a machine to buy it and you pay $249. It's a reflection of the new fare hikes coming in March.
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New York City school bus drivers who serve more than 150,000 children returned to work after a month-long strike, but dozens of matrons were told, they're out of a job.
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Anthony Johnson reports on school buses rolling once again across the city
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Police say the driver swerved to avoid hitting a deer, forcing the bus off the road and into a ditch.
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The 7,700 or so bus routes that serve the nation's largest school district will resume Wednesday following mid-winter recess, but routes for non-public schools will start Tuesday.
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The city's school buses will be rolling once again on Wednesday after drivers decided to end their month-long strike.
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A New York State audit finds that the MTA overlooked over $90 million sitting in various bank accounts.
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A New York City bus and two cars collided in Harlem Wednesday morning, injuring at least 11 people.
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Thousands of striking school bus drivers and their supporters staged a protest Sunday, calling New York's mayor "heartless" a day before the city opens competitive bidding for new contracts.
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A hearing is scheduled Friday on the New York City school bus drivers' strike and the cost of student transportation.
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The increase takes effect March 1 at roughly half of the stations on the Main, Bergen and Pascack Valley lines.
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The strike by New York City school bus drivers and aides will continue after union leaders said Wednesday that city officials had rejected an offer of a "cooling off period."
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Drivers who don't like pre-paying for tolls, maintaining a minimum balance or supplying a credit card can now choose a new payment plan.
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While bus drivers walked the picket line, a group of parents, outside City Hall, called for the school bus strike to end.
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The NYPD has released bus surveillance video of the man suspected in a grand larceny case.
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The NYPD has released bus surveillance video of the man suspected in a grand larceny case.
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The National Labor Relations Board in Washington has ruled in favor of New York City school bus drivers' right to strike, dismissing complaints from bus companies seeking an injunction.
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Non-union drivers were joined by matrons from another union Tuesday, and that has generated outrage on the picket lines.
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Marci Gonzalez has the latest on New York City's ongoing bus strike
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New York City school bus companies and union leaders have been meeting in an effort to resolve the strike.
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Mayor Michael Bloomberg says school bus companies and union leaders will meet Monday in an effort to resolve the strike.
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It's been a long morning for rail commuters as weather-related problems have been reported on NJTransit, LIRR and Metro North.
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On a bitter, frigid day, classes were in session for New York City public school students amid the fifth day of the bus driver strike.
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A cement truck driver has been charged with manslaughter and assault six months after he struck an overpass and then a school bus on Long Island, killing the driver.
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An off-duty NYPD 911 operator found herself reaching out for help, but she had to do it with text messages.
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Anthony Johnson reports on how a legal decision could affect the bus drivers who are striking
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The union handed out flyers accusing the agency, in a very public way, of choosing efficiency over the lives of its riders.
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