Second Avenue Subway

MANHATTAN — After the digging and blasting, the dust and noise, the Second Avenue Subway will have shiny new stations with installations from art s...

The Village Voice has a cover story this week on the sandhogs that are currently building the Second Ave Subway. Local 147 has been in those enormous ...

Despite the MTA's reassurance that their construction to build the Second Avenue Subway is not killing nearby residents, a new report reveals the site...

Sure, the Second Avenue subway construction is noisy, creates dust tornadoes and skunk-like odors, and maybe punches a hole into the wall of your apar...

The world was allegedly created in six days (God rested on the seventh day), so why is it taking New York City so long -- some 90 years, or possibly longer -- to create the Second Avenue Subway?

The MTA has been occupied with quelling the fears of residents living near the Second Avenue subway site over complaints regarding the site's perpetua...

UPPER EAST SIDE -- Chris Ebe has had a nagging cough for months. Initially, he blamed allergies. But then the 34-year-old wondered if it was conne...

Here are some retail events I'd like to see in the year(s) ahead. Some are more likely than others, but the holidays are a time for dreaming, aren't they?

By ANDREW GROSSMAN, Wall Street Journal The end of the beginning has begun for the Second Avenue subway. The Metropolitan Transportation Authori...

WiFi Coming To (Some) Subways It's been reported that the MTA is planning to bring Wi-Fi into six select stations. Plans are underway to have wirele...

Are rats taking over the Upper East Side? Subway construction, cutbacks on city exterminators, and the nice weather (well, not today), may be a respo...

While it may seem like the Second Avenue subway project has been stalled for oh, decades, according to new pictures posted on Facebook by the MTA, it ...

Overcrowding on public transit doesn't just result in slower commutes; it also slows the city's growth.

Finding an apartment in Manhattan can be tough. Just ask the Metropolitan Transportation Authority. Next year, dozens of New Yorkers in some of the c...