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Elmhurst man indicted on murder charges for knife attacks that killed one, injured three: DA

By Bill Parry

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Queens congressman pushes federal infrastructure money for high speed rail

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Sunnyside

MTA track inspectors suspended following agency watchdog report on falling debris in western Queens

By Bill Parry

Bayside

MTA train operator awarded for heroism after stopping Long Island City train from hitting passenger

By Jenna Bagcal

Straphanger numbers rise despite fare woes

Long Island City

NYPD investigating possible hate crime after Asian man is pushed onto Long Island City train tracks

By Angélica Acevedo

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De Blasio pledges surge of 250 cops into subways, but asks MTA for help

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New one-shot vaccine sites at major New York City transit hubs to offer free 7-day MetroCards, train tickets to recipients

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24-hour NYC subway service back on May 17 as part of NYC regional reopening

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News

MTA opens COVID-19 vaccination center at Jamaica Center

By Bill Parry

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Two people found fatally stabbed on A train in Queens and Manhattan

By Robert Pozarycki

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Flushing

Appeal or not, busways are coming to Flushing’s Main Street: Mayor

By Mark Hallum

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Arverne

Accessibility on the horizon for A train station in Arverne

By Bill Parry

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Maspeth

Protesters march against police unions and QAnon, burn American flags in Maspeth

By Angélica Acevedo

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Queens lawmaker partners with MTA for mask giveaways across eastern Queens

By Carlotta Mohamed

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MTA hopeful mask mandate and fines will keep riders in line

By Mark Hallum

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Police to slap maskless straphangers with $50 fines beginning Monday

By Mark Hallum

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Jamaica

MTA to host two virtual meetings on major track work at end of E line in Jamaica

By Robert Pozarycki

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Flushing

Police and MTA continue search for serial subway window whacker

By Jacob Kaye

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MTA officials plead for cash but lawmakers remain skeptical

By Mark Hallum

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Layoffs, a massive fare hike and service cuts to come if MTA doesn’t get federal aid, officials warn

By Mark Hallum

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MTA considers ‘broken windows strategy’ to keep windows on 7 train intact

By Mark Hallum

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Bus fare collection to restart on Aug. 31: MTA

By Mark Hallum

Flushing

‘Business Lives Matter’: Queens lawmaker apologizes for ‘mixing’ messages during Flushing Busway speech

By Carlotta Mohamed

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Astoria

MTA opens new ADA-accessible elevator at Astoria Boulevard station

By Angélica Acevedo

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