NEW YORK CITY (PIX11) – Many Metro-North trains running in and out of Grand Central Terminal will soon have new schedules. The new schedules start March 30 on the Hudson, Harlem and New Haven ...

A popular hiking destination for New Yorkers will no longer be accessible via the MTA’s Metro-North line. The Breakneck Ridge ...

Metro-North introduced a slate of schedule changes this week, including late night departures from Grand Central and station stops on the Hudson Line ...

Courtesy: Frank English/MTA Metro-North Railroad After almost ten years ... In view of the many changes that the New York Central's terminal has undergone in the course of its history, people ...

“Metro-North has no tolerance for any betrayal of responsibility to safeguard public funds for the people of New York,” Metro-North Railroad Executive Vice President and Chief Operating ...

The Metropolitan Transportation Authority (MTA) on April 9 announced the Metro-North Hudson Line Climate Resilience Blueprint ...

New Yorkers wishing to head for the hills will have one fewer option this spring — the Breakneck Ridge station on the Metro ...

Work on popular hiking trails along the Hudson River between Cold Spring and Beacon starts Monday, April 21, and continues for two years.

The Metropolitan Transportation Authority has launched an initiative to protect Metro-North’s Hudson Line from climate change ...

The new Metro-North Railroad schedules started running on Sunday, March 30, and now include the fastest Super Express train service available between New Haven, Bridgeport and Grand Central Terminal ...