Subways

The familiar yellow and blue logo on the city's MetroCard could be replaced by an ad.

Bloomberg was surprised by the Port Authority's decision to suspend service for more than three hours.

Scott Stringer also called for the restoration of the commuter tax and an AirTrain to LaGuardia airport.

David Wright has crafted a lofty plan to expand the L train to the Hudson Yards and the United Nations.

Joseph Lhota started as the MTA's executive director on Monday after Jay Walder's departure in October.

There will be extra undercover officers in the transit system following an increase in subway robberies.

The MTA will revamp its 168th and 181st Street platforms in Washington Heights in 2012.

The MTA launched cell phone service in six Manhattan subway stations on Tuesday.

Officials announced that the final phase of work to extend the 7 train into Hell's Kitchen will begin this month.

Police descended on Midtown Friday morning in response to a "credible, but not corroborated" terrorist threat against New York.

New York's billionaire mayor showed ignorance of city subways saying panhandlers are few in city.

A prototype for the new "Help Point" intercoms appeared in a 2006 exhibit at the Museum of Modern Art.

Installation of the information network started in 2000 and cost $370 million.

Subway riders can expect delays and skipped stations this weekend.

The city began monitoring an additional 500 Midtown surveillance cameras Monday, bringing the total to 1,159.