2nd Avenue Subway
Worker Recovering After Being Trapped For Hours Below Subway Site
The worker was pulled out shortly after 12:30 a.m. Wednesday and is being treated for various injuries including hypothermia.
MTA: Blasting For 72nd Street Second Avenue Subway Station Completed
The MTA said the final blast, which completed the excavation for a future elevator at the corner of 72nd Street and Second Avenue, took place around 4:30 p.m. on Feb. 28.
Second Avenue Subway Blasting Resumes At 72nd Street Station
On Thursday, the Metropolitan Transportation Authority announced that all blasting for the project will now be subject to more scrutiny and protections.
Work Halted At 2nd Avenue Subway Site As Blast Investigation Under Way
Human error is being looked at as a possible cause of an underground explosion that rocked the Upper East Side Tuesday.
Blasting Goes Awry Along 2nd Avenue Subway; Buildings, Sidewalk Damaged
Blasting along Manhattan’s still-under-construction 2nd Avenue subway line caused some damage Tuesday afternoon.
MTA Completes Tunnel Boring On East Side Access
A fleet of massive tunneling machines that has spent 4 1/2 years digging 13 miles of new train tubes deep beneath New York City finally fell silent this week after the last of the monsters finished its mission.
MTA: Air Safe Around 2nd Avenue Subway
It may be ugly and noisy, but there is good news for those living around the 2nd Avenue Subway construction site, WCBS 880′s Rich Lamb reported.
New Blasting Begins For 2nd Avenue Subway
If you live on the Upper East Side, be prepared for some shaking. There is new blasting under way for the 2nd Avenue Subway.
City Council Warns Transportation Bill In DC Could Hurt NYC Commuters
The bill in Congress could cut close to $1 billion in MTA funding. City Council members say that would mean many of the improvement projects that are planned would be stopped short and straphangers could end up paying the difference.
New Photos Reveal More Of The Second Avenue Subway Dig
While some neighbors have complained about the blasting, the MTA has released new images showing progress in the construction of the long-awaited new subway line.
MTA Considers House Calls To Experience 2nd Avenue Subway Noise
The MTA says restrictions in the hours of blasting have forced the jack hammering, the drilling, and the other noisy byproducts of the 2nd Avenue Subway into the nighttime hours.
New York Congressmen Rip House Transportation Bill
The Federal Transportation bill would change how mass transit is funded by the government, taking away gas tax revenue and instead make a one-time deposit into a mass transit trust fund.
MTA Presents Air Quality Findings Of 2nd Avenue Construction Project To Public
Upper East Side residents sat through the nearly hour and a half presentation at Hunter College in which the MTA reiterated claims it made last week — that there was no danger to public health.
Straphangers Campaign Lists Bests And Worsts For Year In Transit
The Straphangers Campaign’s Gene Russianoff says among the worst things is that the 2nd Avenue subway project is behind schedule and over budget.
Mayor Michael Bloomberg Talks Cabs, Education, More In Interview At WCBS 880′s New Studios
Bloomberg visited WCBS Newsradio 880′s new studios at 345 Hudson Street this morning and participated in an extensive interview with anchors Michael Wallace and Pat Carroll, as well as veteran political reporter Rich Lamb.
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