Subway

The man needed stitches on his hand afterward, but thwarted the would-be mugger, police said.

Ras Alula Nagarit turned himself in to police after attacking a woman in the subway, the NYPD said.

New Yorkers say they're being extra cautious after a recent wave of seemingly random slashings.

Police arrested Damon Knowles, 21, for slashing a 71-year-old woman's cheek, the NYPD said.    

He was attacked on the mezzanine of the 116th Street subway station, police said.

The suspect struck the woman with a cloth-covered object, cutting her hand, police said.

The open-gangway cars will replace the current fleets on the A and R lines, the MTA said. 

The suspect slashed a 71-year-old woman's face on the D train at the Broadway-Lafayette station.

Her attacker may have fled in a southbound train, NYPD officials said.

The Manhattan-bound platforms will close for 14 months, followed by the Brooklyn-bound ones.

A man was punched because he looked at his phone instead of watching the subway dancers, police said.

Stations that will get revamped include 3rd Ave-138 St, Brook Ave and Hunts Point Ave on the 6 line.

The Flushing Avenue G stop and the C train’s Kingston-Throop Avenues station will be affected.

The two were shoved down the stairs in separate incidents, police said.

The stations will receive technological upgrades during a lengthy renovation, according to the MTA.