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The Mexican naval vessel that struck the Brooklyn Bridge last month was towed across the East River to the Brooklyn Navy Yard early Friday, where it will be dry-docked and repaired, city officials ...

The sailors from the doomed Cuauhtémoc that smashed into the Brooklyn Bridge will set sail again June 1 – this time on the Mexican navy's tank landing vessel, the Usumacinta, according to reports.

Some 200 people gathered Wednesday night at a heartbreaking vigil for the young sailors who died or were injured on the Mexican Navy ship Cuauhtémoc after its crash into the Brooklyn Bridge.

A pilot from New York was in control at the time the Mexican naval ship crashed into the Brooklyn Bridge on Saturday, officials confirmed Tuesday.

A Mexican navy tall ship's fatal collision with the Brooklyn Bridge on Saturday highlighted a hazard that has worried seafarers for nearly 150 years. Two Mexican naval cadets died and more were ...

Officials are explaining the cause behind the deadly Brooklyn Bridge crash that took the lives of two members of the Mexican Navy in New York City.

A Mexican navy tall ship struck the Brooklyn Bridge, killing two cadets and injuring others. Investigators are examining the causes of the tragic collision.

Scores of New Yorkers and tourists watched in horror as the masts of the ship slammed into the bridge and crumbled onto the boat and water.

The Mexican navy tall ship that struck the Brooklyn Bridge had departed less than 5 minutes before its masts crashed into the historic span, according to a timeline laid out by investigators Monday.

The Brooklyn Bridge escaped major damage but at least 19 of the ship's 277 sailors needed medical treatment and two were killed, according to officials.