Things are finally turning around for Marine Corps veteran Daniel Penny. It just took a winding, brutal path to get there.

A homeless man who was attacked on a New York City subway will not be charged after fighting back, killing one of his attackers.

"I always try to stress upon people that it does not relieve the trauma of what it's like," his attorney said.

Police arrested a man who allegedly shoved a fellow New York City subway passenger in front of a moving train car on New Year's Eve.

Yet another violent attack on a subway, this time with a fire extinguisher, captured the attention of social media.

Andre Zachery thinks his son is dead because "the system is rigged." It's fair to ask, however: Where was he for all those years?

The man taken into NYPD custody after the homeless woman was burned to death on the subway was illegal immigrant Sebastian Zapeta.

Daniel Penny celebrated his not-guilty verdict on Monday by having a drink with his defense attorneys at a New York City bar.

As the jury's decision on Daniel Penny approaches, a video from inside a New York City subway car has gone viral.

On Monday, a Manhattan jury delivered the verdict on the criminally negligent homicide charge against Marine Daniel Penny.