L train shutdown

Here's how the MTA fared on a list of past rehab projects similar to the planned Canarsie Tubes repairs.

Even if the MTA closes both Canarsie tubes for repairs, the L train would still operate in Brooklyn.

Here's what readers said about a suggestion to permanently turn 14th Street into a commuter corridor.

Seventy-six percent of the nearly 1,000 readers who took our survey favored a full shutdown.

The city should explore using the street for buses and bikes only, said State Senator Brad Hoylman.

The interaction happened at the second public hearing called to discuss the L train shutdown.

Graphic designer Lucio Zago's commute has been getting worse and worse, he says.

A meeting about the L train shutdown will be held on Thursday at the Salvation Army Theatre on 14th St.

Would you rather have a full or a partial shutdown of L train service between Manhattan and Brooklyn?

Capacity on the notoriously unpredictable line will increase by 160 percent, according to MTA officials.

Online chatter about imminent L train service changes centers around one thing: Fleeing north Brooklyn.

The agency will pick one of the two options in the next three months. 

The meeting begins tonight at 6 p.m.

Thursday is the first public meeting the MTA is hosting to discuss the L train shutdown.

Dan Levy of real estate site CityRealty is advocating for the East River Skyway.