BOSTON (CBS) -- MBTA Green Line service has resumed between Government Center and North Station, effective immediately, the MBTA announced Saturday. The area had been closed after a partial ...

All the alternate routes you need to prepare for the Green Line shutdown and other MBTA subway closures this month.

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.

Green Line service between North Station and Government Center Station will be replaced with shuttle bus service, the MBTA said. On Jan. 21-22: Orange Line trains will bypass Haymarket Station.

On Thursday, the MBTA announced it plans to shutter the Green Line’s B branch all day between North Station and Babcock Street; the E branch between North Station and Heath Street, and the C and ...

Green Line: From 8 PM on Wed, Jun 4, through Jun 8. No train service between North Station and Babcock St (B), Kenmore (C+D), and Heath St (E) for track work. Use buses for service to Copley/Back Bay.

Those customers can make underground transfers to the Orange Line at both North Station and Park Street Station.The demolition of the Government Center parking garage has been going on for several ...

More countdown clocks will be activated in other underground Green Line stations in the coming weeks and months; the signs at Hynes station will be activated next week, the MBTA said in a ...

At Kenmore Station, the MBTA is bringing new technology to the 100-year old Green Line. For the first time on the Green Line, electronic message boards will provide “Next Train” information.

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.

Orange Line service will replace the Green Line between Copley and North Station, according to the MBTA. Green Line riders at Copley can transfer to Back Bay and get on or off the nearest Orange ...

More countdown clocks will be activated in other underground Green Line stations in the coming weeks and months; the signs at Hynes station will be activated next week, the MBTA said in a ...