The MTA has replaced benches at the 23rd Street subway station less than a week after the agency tweeted that the benches were removed to prevent homeless New Yorkers from sleeping on them.

CHELSEA, Manhattan — Subway service at 23rd and 28th Street has resumed following closures after the Saturday explosion in Chelsea, the MTA said. The 1, E and F-trains had been skipping the ...

A tip of the hat to the 23rd Street subway station. Since 2002, the N/Q/R stop has been home to 120 mosaic hats, scattered about the platform at different heights. They’re not just any hats, … ...

Amos Veloz was crossing East 23rd Street between Broadway and Madison Avenue just before midnight when the MTA bus struck him, police said. Veloz was pronounced dead at a nearby hospital.

A water-main break flooded a Manhattan subway station yesterday — causing major delays on the N, R and Q lines and forcing local businesses to shut down for most of the day. The pipe broke at ...

Five subway lines have stations at 23rd Street in or near Chelsea — but only one of them, at Park Avenue South, can be reached with an elevator. This has left Chelsea as an “accessibility ...

The 1.5-mile new leg of the subway, which will arc from Second to East 125th, will offer three new stations at East 106th, ...

The MTA is also installing three new elevators connecting to the downtown F and M train platform and three at the 14th Street and 7th Avenue 1, 2 and 3 train station, the release said.

The Second Avenue subway will extend north from 96th Street and have stops at 106th, 116th and 125th streets. The first phase of the Second Avenue subway opened in 2017.