Ridgewood residents get a turn to hear about that nasty L train shutdown in the not-so-distant future.

But at least there’s a plan, right?

You’ll be late for work AGAIN.

Police had to rescue it from the tracks before a train rolled into the station.

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.

“It’s Time To Open The Gates At The Gates Station,” declares the petition.

L trains were not running between 8th Ave and Myrtle-Wyckoff Aves Tuesday evening after an individual was hit by a train at the Montrose Avenue stop in East Williamsburg

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Bushwick residents relying on the L train to get them places have been again disappointed this morning

At only 18, Humza Deas has already accomplished more than what people do in a lifetime.

A packet of K2, “Spice” or synthetic marijuana can be purchased for as little as $4

Sun, sand, and surf within the reach of MTA or your bike—that’s the Rockaways, the Hamptons of Bushwick

Have you already banged your ugly roommate because the L train is really annoying on the weekends? Well, call that ugly romance quits because Uber will give you a ride along the L for a mere subway fare

How many times have you heard someone say, “This neighborhood is just getting so expensive”? If you live in Bushwick then, yeah, probably a lot

We regret to remind you that, starting April 11, the L train won’t be running from 8th Avenue to Bedford Avenue on weekends through May 18

Image via @NBKC Instagram As L train commuters were reminded earlier this week, the MTA is one wicked, bitch mistress. But for anyone who spent hours trapped underground sandwiched between disgruntled strangers, there’s a simple solution to your struggle: get a bike. You don’t have to live like this. As Gothamist reported, subway service is only […]

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Before you snap a photo of that stranger, pause for a second.

Welcome to Bushwick- home of the repetitive subway service changes and interruptions! Week after week, the same service changes are going down- whether it is delays, skipped stops or suspended service. The worst part is there seems to be no end in sight (Noooooo…)! Last week there was some hope of the M and J getting […]

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Ah, Bushwick in the Polar Vortex – where jumping giant slush puddles and fearing frostbite is the norm

This week L is for Ludicrous (no, don’t get excited, not Ludacris, although I do love you Luda!) because quite frankly the Bushwick trains can just be so ridiculous and foolish sometimes

Starting late-night this weekend, the L train will run in two sections: 8th Ave to Broadway Junction, and Broadway Junction to Rockaway Parkway, running only every 24 minutes between Broadway Junction and Rockaway Parkway

The Bushwick train trio has had a pretty nice service streak as of late  – but of course something had to happen to rain (or snow) on their parade

What is more creepy, nerve-wracking and suspenseful than Halloween ghosts, ghouls and goblins? That’s right, the L train! Many weeks ago, when we first heard word of the L train becoming a bit wonky, I don’t think any of us expected our subway woes to continue for this long. Sadly, this week is no different […]

L is for Let Us Rejoice…but just for a bit because, even though the L train is making a rare weekend appearance, it is instead going MIA during the week. Sure, L train, go on a hiatus when we need to do normal things like take the train home from work or head into the […]

Fellow Bushwickians – I come bearing wonderful news! I’m not too sure if this is a pre-Halloween miracle or simply a gift from the subway gods but after a long hiatus the L train will indeed be running this upcoming weekend, 10/11 through 10/14

After this weekend’s miraculous temporary return of the L train, the MTA’s said the L train will be out of service between Lorimer and Myrtle-Wyckoff for at least another two weekends, meaning more crowded shuttle buses for residents — and more lost business for stores, restaurants and galleries