Studies from Europe and Asia show that taking public transportation might not be a major cause of new coronavirus cases.
At 11:40 a.m., Bushwick resident photographed NYPD handcuffing local Churro Vendor at the Myrtle/Wyckoff train station minutes before city officials hold rally against MTA over-policing.
Are you a SHAWN-see or a CHAWN-see kind of person?
City Officials are upset with Gov. Cuomo’s announcement; landlords are ready to raise the rent.
In case you wanted to know how your commute is going to go before heading out into the world.
From the end of November until the end of January. At least the L train is coming back for the weekend.
Visit friends, do some holiday shopping and just live your life this December.
Get ready to start mapping out your weekend plans.
A small silver lining for commuters in North Brooklyn amid the countdown to the shutdown.
North Brooklyn residents will get a taste of what it will be like without the L for over 10 weekends leading up to the shutdown in 2019.
Video shows a bus zooming downhill on Palmetto Street.
There will be no weeknight service between Lorimer and Broadway Junction.
Bushwick finally gets some potentially good news about the closure we’re all dreading.
Police had to rescue it from the tracks before a train rolled into the station.
You are likely not leaving your apartment anytime soon.
Much of the M train will be shut down nearly every weekend until June in preparation for two big construction projects.
These meetings may help determine how you get between Manhattan and Bushwick in 2019 and beyond.
The whimsical video for new band Rooster shows us the J train we would like to see in the world.
L train service was suspended in both directions between Myrtle-Wyckoff and Atlantic Avenue for three hours on Tuesday afternoon.
Service was disrupted on the busy subway line during rush hour on Wednesday October 5 and again on Thursday October 6 following a track fire.
MTA officials will be on hand to speak with authority to the public’s questions, concerns and other thoughts about the upcoming extended closures of two of North Brooklyn’s vital public transit lines.
“It’s Time To Open The Gates At The Gates Station,” declares the petition.
Bushwickians could see an easier route from Manhattan into Brooklyn by way of an E train running along the existing G line.
Don’t plan on getting around Bushwick on the L between 10:30 p.m. and 5 a.m. on any weeknights for the next three weeks.
Nearly eight months after news first broke that the L would be shut down extensively, the MTA is making the plan official.
