Multiple subway lines are fully or partially suspended Tuesday as the MTA grapples with a loss of power at West Fourth Street-Washington Square in Manhattan, authorities say. Service on the A, E, D and M lines is partially suspended.

A subway power outage halted service on several lines Tuesday morning in New York City. The MTA said the subway signal system lost power at around 9 a.m. at the West 4th Street-Washington Square station in Lower Manhattan. The A, B, C, D, E, F and M lines were all impacted. Some trains were not running and others were bypassing Manhattan stops.

The electrical outage at West 4th Street led to numerous subway delays and cancellations on a sweltering hot day.

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The crowd at Pine Knob for the Foreigner, Styx and John Waite concert on June 15, 2024. A power outage at the Clarkston amphitheatre on Sunday, July 27, 2025 forced the concert of The Offspring, Jimmy Eat World and New Found Glory to be postponed. Photo by Edward Pevos | MLive

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