MTA banning alcohol on Metro-North, LIRR trains for SantaCon weekend
Naughty Santas caught sneaking in sips will be slapped with summonses and could be removed from the train, the MTA warned. This is the 12th year the MTA has implemented the drinking prohibition on SantaCon weekend, which typically draws 30,000 partiers to the Big Apple from throughout New York and surrounding states.
A New York City man, suspected of being drunk, caused chaos after driving his car onto train tracks, igniting a fire and ...
People can donate food on Wednesday at two LIRR hubs in New York City. "We wanted to help to the extent we can," the LIRR ...
The vehicle, which the MTA confirmed had been stuck on eastbound tracks near the Floral Park station since 4:52 p.m., led to ...
Police have apprehended a man accused of driving a black SUV on the Main Line tracks of the Long Island Rail Road Sunday ...
The vehicle entered the tracks at a street-level crossing just west of the Elmont-UBS Arena Station, according to the agency.
Hidalgo was charged with criminal trespassing, reckless endangerment, and driving while intoxicated. Proving that alcohol ...
The alcohol ban, first implemented in 2012, is an effort to maintain order on transit during the dreaded annual bacchanal.
Basilio Hidalgo, 40, was charged with DUI after he drove an SUV onto the Long Island Rail Road on Dec. 8, the Metropolitan ...
The force of her slamming into the squad car caused it to crash into two other vehicles, sparking a fire. "Despite the danger ...
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