A Green Line trolley rattles along a dark tunnel toward Boylston Street station. Riders, including one man in a puffy coat and winter hat, wait on the station platform. In a flurry of light and ...

City crews have scrubbed Boylston Street of most evidence of the bombings and the investigation that followed. Wednesday morning, workers hurried out of the Copley Square T station. Buses ...

It belongs in the Boylston Street station, one of the city's oldest and busiest companies. Built in 1887, for a time when fire trucks were fire carriages, the station will fit a team of horses ...

BOSTON (CBS) - The MBTA trolley driver blamed for causing a trolley crash last week at Boylston Street station has been fired. At a news conference Wednesday, MBTA interim general manager Jonathan ...

A few days after vandals targeted a historic streetcar at the MBTA’s Boylston Station last November, Scott Page’s inbox started pinging. The messages from fellow T workers had a common theme ...

At Park Street Station, trains rounding a tight corner averaged 111 dBA. And at Boylston Station, the screech of trains heading east hit an average of 104 dBA, with a peak reading of 115 dBA ...

The MBTA has fired the Green Line operator who rammed his trolley into another trolley standing at Boylston Station last week, saying he was inattentive and did not have enough rest after working ...

“The fact that James would target the police station and myself raises serious concerns.” In response to Minnich’s accusations, the West Boylston police union voted no confidence in Ryan’s ...

Even louder than jets at Logan International Airport and World Series cheering, the most constant ear-splitting noise in Boston is at the Green Line’s Boylston Station, according to a survey of ...

"That being said, the West Boylston police station is a public building, period. If Chief Minnich had engaged the Town Administrator in a rational or thoughtful dialogue, they could have resolved ...

Instead, he had just finished moonlighting at another job, leaving him so drowsy, investigators have concluded, that he allowed his trolley to ram another last week at Boylston Street ­Station.

Police said the assault happened Thursday on a Green Line train that was traveling between Park Street and Boylston stations. According to police, the assault victim suffered a laceration to his face.