New York Gov. Kathy Hochul is sending additional National Guard members to patrol the subways for the holiday season in New York City, she announced this week. Hochul said she ordered 250 more Guard members into the subway system to help with safety of passengers and because of the increase in travelers through New York City during the holidays.

An additional 250 National Guard members will be deployed in the New York City subway system as part of a continued safety effort, Gov. Kathy Hochul announced Wednesday. It builds on the 750 National Guard members who were deployed in the subway system in March to support local law enforcement after

New York Governor Kathy Hochul is sending 250 additional National Guard officers into New York City’s subway system, adding to an initiative she begin in March to boost security on the nation’s largest transit network. The addition will put the number ...

NEW YORK — An additional 250 members of the National Guard will be deployed to New York City’s subway system as Gov. Kathy Hochul presses to bolster safety on the nation's largest mass transit system as riders’ concerns about crime and disorder persist.

The governor says 250 soldiers will join the 750 already deployed in the city’s transit system, despite subway crime being down 10% since March.

Gov. Kathy Hochul announced 250 more National Guard troops will join the effort to help keep the subways safe as officials announced every subway car now is equipped with a camera.

The added boots on the ground to bring the total number to 1,000 National Guard members monitoring the subways.