Long Island Rail Road service would have to be cut to accommodate an MTA plan to link three new Bronx Metro-North stations to Penn Station by 2027, according to Amtrak. But the chairman of the ...

NEW YORK (WABC) -- The MTA hero this week is Hason Taylor - a bus operator on the S40 route on Staten Island. Last month, Taylor was operating the bus along Richard Terrace and North Burgher and ...

A Long Island man who appeared to be passing through a crosswalk was killed by a bus driver making a left turn Wednesday morning. There were no children aboard the bus when the fatal collision ...

The unions asked for Trump to help them reach a new contact by May. President Donald Trump has agreed to establish an emergency board to review the dispute between the Long Island Rail Road and the ...

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NEW YORK (WABC) -- The Metropolitan Transportation Authority on Thursday announced its contingency plans for commuters as the clock ticks towards a looming Long Island Rail Road strike next Thursday.

The MTA has announced contingency plans in the event that five of the major Long Island Rail Road unions decide to strike on Sept. 18 — and called out the unions for allegedly not negotiating in good ...

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Unions representing half the Long Island Rail Road workforce are threatening to go on strike in 10 days unless the Metropolitan Transportation Authority agrees to their demands for raises. The unions ...

Change may be coming to Long Island City. The City Planning Commission on Wednesday approved the OneLIC rezoning plan. There are concerns it doesn't address climate change or affordable housing on one ...

If you can’t there from here, you can blame it on the Nassau/Suffolk Transportation Coordinating Committee. In what must have been a deliberate effort to work far from objective scrutiny, this ...