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A Long Island woman is celebrating the birth of a newborn son, but the process didn't exactly go according to her birth plan.
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Police are investigating the deaths of two people killed by an LIRR train in Hollis, Queens as possible suicides.
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A new construction project that will impact the Long Island Rail Road gets under way this week.
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Long Island Rail Road customers should anticipate a near normal rush hour Wednesday morning.
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Anthony Johnson has everything you need to know for your Tuesday commute
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Five people were injured when two Long Island Rail Road work trains collided in Westbury Tuesday.
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LIRR president Helena Williams will be in Massapequa to kick off the $20 million project.
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The Long Island Rail Road has resumed normal service Monday after a week of disruptions due to a derailed freight train and a broken rail that suspended service on the Port Washington branch.
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Crews are working to repair the track damaged by a derailed train, and service is expected to be normal on Monday.
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Lisa Colagrossi has important information about your commute this week
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Anthony Johnson reports on how an LIRR train derailment will affect your trip to work
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Commuters went back to work Monday morning paying more to use subways, bridges, buses and tunnels after the MTA's fare increases.
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A New York grand jury has indicted 15 Long Island Rail Road workers and two others accusing them of participating in the theft of copper wiring.
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The extreme cold created an unusual and potentially dangerous problem for the Long Island Rail Road.
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Marci Gonzalez reports on a black eye for the MTA and LIRR.
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It's been a long morning for rail commuters as weather-related problems have been reported on NJTransit, LIRR and Metro North.
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Two people were killed when an out-of-service LIRR train struck a car that went around a crossing gate in Brentwood.
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Long Island Rail Road service is back to normal on the Ronkonkoma Branch east of Farmingdale after a train struck a car Thursday.
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Marci Gonzalez reports on the return to normal for some Long Island commuters
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Anthony Johnson reports on the railroad returning to normal for the first time since Hurricane Sandy.
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The Long Island Rail Road is running on a normal rush hour schedule for the first time since Superstorm Sandy.
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Anthony Johnson reports on the restoration fo full service on the Long Island Rail Road.
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Repairs are still ongoing, but Gov. Andrew Cuomo announced Saturday that work crews had restored enough of the system for the LIRR to resume a regular schedule.
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The MTA has released a mixed progress report on the New York City subway's recovery from Hurricane Sandy.
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The Long Island Rail Road has restored limited weekday service on its Long Beach branch.
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Part of the former Brooklyn-Battery Tunnel has reopened for automobile traffic as repairs continue after Hurricane Sandy.
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Anthony Johnson reports on train service restoration after Hurricane Sandy
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Stacey Sager reports on train troubles in Long Island
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Lisa Colagrossi has more on how Hurricane Sandy continues to affect the rails
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Marci Gonzalez reports on what you need to know for the commute
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Lisa Colagrossi reports on sticker shock coming to an LIRR parking garage
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A Long Island Rail Road escalator that's been out of commission since the death of an 88-year-old woman is back in service Tuesday.
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Kristin Thorne reports on the Long Island Rail Road shutting down more than half of its escalators
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Almost half of the LIRR's 19 escalators are shut down due to safety concerns found during a review.
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Anthony Johnson reports on a more relaxing ride for some Long Island Rail Road riders
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A car apparently drove into the path of a LIRR train in Central Islip, killing the driver and suspending service on the Ronkonkoma Branch Monday morning.
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It will affect all trains out of Penn Station between midnight and 5 a.m. on Saturday and Sunday.
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Police say vandals tried to steal cable wires from along the LIRR tracks in Islip, presumably for the copper inside.
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The Long Island Rail Road is putting the cork in weekend late-night drinking.
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Lisa Colagrossi reports on relief for commuters who hate the noise
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Lisa Colagrossi reports from New Rochelle.
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A car accident that left a vehicle on the tracks in Wyandanch suspended some LIRR service Tuesday morning.
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A project to install a second track between Farmingdale and Ronkonkoma will start at least two years ahead of schedule.
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A new report has concluded that worker error contributed to the breakdown that paralyzed the Long Island Rail Road when a lightning bolt struck a critical signal shed.
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Metro-North riders will have quiet cars on all AM and PM peak trains on the North Hudson, Harlem and New Haven lines.
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The LIRR says ridership in February hit 6.4 million customers.
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The LIRR is reporting a computer network power problem that is impacting commuters who want to pay with credit cards.
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Senator Charles Schumer says the Federal Mass Transit benefit will pass retroactively this week; possibly saving commuters more than $1,000 a year.
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