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After a homeless man stabbed and killed two people on the A train this weekend, the NYPD is promising stepped up enforcement with hundreds of additional cops underground.
A 71-year-old woman believes she was the victim of a violent hate crime after a random, unprovoked attack on an E train left her battered and bruised.
The man arrested following a series of violent New York City subway stabbings is being held without bail, after appearing in court a short time ago.
Eyewitness News speaks exclusively with Noel Quintana, who was on his way to the first of two jobs Wednesday morning when he was slashed across the face from cheek to cheek. With Saturday's deaths only the latest in a mounting toll of violence, calls rang out for beefed-up efforts to protect the subways. In a statement released Saturday afternoon, NYC Transit Interim President Sarah Feinberg called on the mayor to provide resources to help address the mental health crisis. "More than a year ago, Governor Cuomo and the MTA Board called for an increased police presence across our system to keep...
A man was arrested and charged Sunday in connection with a string of subway attacks that left two people dead.