Opened on November 15, 1908, the East Side Railroad Tunnel was used as a way to connect the old Union Station to East Providence via a line constructed by the New York, New Haven & Hartford ...

People are looking down at the ground from the Highline on Manhattan’s West Side. Some parts of the new train tunnel ...

The $11.1 billion East Side Access megaproject aims to give the LIRR a second Manhattan home — shortening the commute of those who work on the East Side, and giving the railroad a second route ...

Two trains have been removed from the 96th Street subway tunnel and repairs were made to the tunnel’s tracks and the third rail. ... Full service restored after Upper West Side train ...

The massive brick-lined tube, hand-dug in the 1890s under the bed of downtown Baltimore’s Howard Street, has been closed to ...

The new tunnel is especially crucial to the region, as the existing North River Tunnel serving Penn Station is more than 110-years-old and was severely damaged during Superstorm Sandy in 2012.