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After 32 years without a strike, Long Island Rail Road workers and the MTA reached a fair deal that brings service back without raising fares. More than 300,000 daily commuters can resume their routines starting Tuesday afternoon.
After a three-day strike that paralyzed America's largest commuter railroad, the Long Island Rail Road and its unions reached a deal late Monday that brings 300,000 daily riders back on track. Service resumes Tuesday at noon with no fare or tax increases.
An orange cat survived being struck by a train on Long Island Rail Road tracks, spending nearly 24 hours injured before an observant engineer spotted him moving. MTA officers teamed up with local rescuers to save the resilient feline now nicknamed Garfield.