It was smooth riding on the L train Saturday despite months of dread leading up to the partial subway line shutdown that kicked off Friday. The MTA prepared for the worst with police and transit of… ...

BROOKLYN -- Ridership of New York City's L train has exploded in recent years, growing 141 percent since in the last decade. Train service, on the other hand, hasn't been able to keep up. Since ...

The MTA will present two options for work on the L train’s East River tunnel when it holds its first public hearing on the project Thursday. One of the plans will shut down the tunnel entirely ...

NEW YORK (WABC) -- Construction on the L train's Canarsie Tunnel may conclude three months sooner than previously predicted. According to the MTA, it will take 15 months to complete repairs on the ...

This will impact more than 400,000 daily L train riders, 225,000 of which travel between Manhattan and Brooklyn. Most riders -- about 70 to 80 percent -- are expected to take different subway lines.

The F train in Brooklyn and the 8th Avenue line in Manhattan are next. Construction on the Lexington Avenue line, the nation’s busiest subway route, could start as early as next year.

The New L was intended to be a luxury transportation option for Brooklynites during the planned shutdown of the L train. In recent months, The New L had roughly 5,000 people sign up for the ...

“I’m happy it’s no longer going to be shut down,” she said about the L train, “but I’m upset that this happened.” The now multiple-day episode is just the latest in a series of ...

The L train slowdown is finally upon us. On Friday night, trains began rolling at 20-minute intervals as MTA crews work to repair the Superstorm Sandy-ravaged Canarsie Tunnel.

A Brooklyn-bound L-train turned into a gravy train — as riders set up a Thanksgiving feast that included turkey, mashed potatoes, mac and cheese, cornbread, and, of course, bubbly.