It’s out with the MetroCard and in with OMNY – but not every subway station has an OMNY vending machine yet.  By the end of the year, public transit riders will need an ...

A jury has convicted a failed political candidate of federal charges in connection with a series of drive-by shootings at the ...

There are no monthly or weekly OMNY fares — instead riders who take 12 trips in a single week get the rest of their rides for free, a system that avoids the $40 million of unused MetroCard fares ...

An FBI agent who has criticized the bureau was arrested this week on charges of illegally disclosing classified information.

The crazed commuter approached the 55-year-old victim outside the turnstiles at the 23rd St. Station in Chelsea around 11 p.m ...

A 55-year-old man was allegedly attacked inside a subway station for refusing to swipe his MetroCard for a stranger, ...

MTA Chair Janno Lieber just revealed that the MTA will likely retire MetroCards by the end of 2025, going all-in on OMNY by ...

Philippine authorities arrested six foreign nationals and two Filipinos as the Southeast Asian nation ramps up its campaign ...

Once touted as a haven for investors to navigate Donald Trump’s tariff wars, Southeast Asia has all but lost that appeal as a ...

More than a dozen countries took part in informal talks aimed at unblocking negotiations to stem a global wave of plastic ...

The MTA will stop selling MetroCards on Dec. 31, shifting to a tap-and-go system that allows payment through smartphones or credit and debit cards, saving the agency at least $20 million annually.

The MTA forecasts an annual operating savings of at least $20 million by eliminating the sale of MetroCards and fully transitioning to the tap-and-go system. This saving is expected to come from ...