NEW YORK (CBSNewYork) - Starting next month, the end of the the line for the 1 train will again be South Ferry. The old station will reopen the first week in April. The new station was destroyed ...

Subway trains returned to the South Ferry station Thursday morning for the first time since Hurricane Sandy flooded lower Manhattan in late October. The $500 million South Ferry station that ...

Nearly five years after Superstorm Sandy ripped through the South Ferry subway station in Lower Manhattan, the No. 1 train station is once again open to straphangers. The storm completely flooded ...

The turnstiles are open at South Ferry subway station. Commuters coming off the Staten Island Ferry no longer have to make their way into the 104-year-old station to catch the No. 1 train -- a ...

The South Ferry subway station has reopened nearly five years after Superstorm Sandy flooded it with 15 million gallons of water. The station on the No. 1 line reopened Tuesday after more than $ ...

This “new” South Ferry station sits below the old one, but as soon as the storm hit, the MTA was forced to divert the 1 train back to the old station. As many commuters are fully aware ...

The MTA has awarded a $194 million contract to rebuild the Sandy-ravaged South Ferry subway station in Lower Manhattan, officials announced Monday. Work on the No. 1 line station, which will ...

The 108-year-old station was pressed ... MetroCard-swiping commuters. South Ferry serves as the southern terminus of the 1 train, the subway system's first line, which leads up Seventh Avenue ...

That includes $350 million for physical repairs; $200 million for signal replacement; $30 million for third-rail equipment and $20 million for line equipment. The South Ferry subway station ...