An curved arrow pointing right. Grand Central Terminal is one of the busiest train terminals on earth, with more than 700,000 people coming through the doors every day. Whether they're traveling ...

Grand Central Terminal Opening, 1913. Courtesy: Frank English/MTA Metro-North Railroad After almost ten years of renovation and reengineering, the new Grand Central Terminal opened to the public ...

An curved arrow pointing right. Hidden 10 stories below Grand Central Terminal, a secret basement can be found. This basement was a prime New York City target during World War II, as it provided ...

The new train will be displayed here Monday and Tuesday on tracks 36 and 27 in Grand Central Terminal. It will leave New York on its inaugural run Wednesday at 6 p.m., Eastern daylight saving time.

In recent months, Grand Central Terminal's Vanderbilt Hall has been transformed into a pseudo-performance space to promote some of the most anticipated TV shows—Earlier this year, a Severance ...

Three MTA employees were suspended without pay for converting a room underneath New York City's Grand Central Terminal into their own personal "man cave," according to a new report from the ...