The MBTA resumed service to Union Square station on the Green Line Wednesday morning following the completion of construction, two days ahead of schedule. Green Line service between Lechmere and ...

The MBTA said in a release that service resumed on the Green Line between North Station and Union Square and Medford/Tufts at 10:30 a.m. Thursday. Shuttle buses are no longer being used.

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The MBTA apologized for the disruption and blamed a broken pantograph — the part of the train that connects to overhead wires ...

The MBTA says at approximately 1 p.m., a Green Line train damaged a switch near Union Square station after proceeding through a stop signal. There were five passengers on board the train during ...

The surveillance video shows the train stopped for approximately 15 to 20 minutes before MBTA workers help the remaining passengers off the trolley and walk to Union Square Station.

The T announced around 10:30 a.m. that regular service is once again running from North Station to Medford/Tufts and Union Square, the two endpoints on the Green Line Extension's branches, and ...

A Green Line train derailed yesterday around 5 p.m. at an intersection of the Medford/Tufts station and Union Square station after leaving Lechmere, officials said.

After more than a year of track work across the MBTA system, the final long-term speed restrictions were removed when a section of the Green Line reopened on Saturday.

In all, 50 people were on board the Green Line train headed east when it derailed as it passed over a track switch between the Union Square and Medford/Tufts branches of the line, MBTA Chief ...

On Friday, March 29, a Green Line train proceeded through a signal while approaching Union Square when it should have stopped, according to the MBTA. There were no injuries reported in that incident.