NYC Subway Collision Causes Derailment, Injures 24

The collision involved a passenger train and a vandalized out-of-service train, disrupting service on multiple lines.

Two New York City subway trains collided near the 96th Street station on the Upper West Side, causing one to derail and injuring at least 24 people.
The collision occurred when a northbound 1 train carrying about 300 passengers collided with an out-of-service train that was switching tracks.
The out-of-service train had been vandalized earlier, with a number of emergency cords pulled. All but one cord had been reset, which is why the train was still in the station at the time of the collision.
Service on the 1, 2, and 3 lines was disrupted, with no clear timeline for when it would be fully restored.
The Metropolitan Transportation Authority (MTA) is investigating the cause of the collision, with no immediate signs of equipment failure.