Environment / StudentNation / As climate change leads to record rainfalls, the city’s 120-year-old subway system is more vulnerable to flooding than ever. Ilana Cohen This story was produced for ...

New York City transit users faced soggy conditions in parts of the subway system during Monday morning's commute. As a heavy storm moved through the area, one subway entrance looked like a waterfall ...

FOX 5 NY's Antwan Lewis on the potential cause for severe flooding inside NYC subways after a storm on Monday, July 14. The College Football Playoff committee 'really screwed up' this time Car bomb ...

Original builders designed New York City's infrastructure for a climate that no longer exists. When Hurricane Ida struck in September 2021, the city's sewers could not handle the intense rainfall.

New York is racing against “a climate system that is changing very rapidly,” according to Louise Yeung, the city’s newly appointed chief climate officer. “And so as we’re rushing to make these ...