The recent Long Island Rail Road strike tested commuters' adaptability, and revealed the region's heavy reliance on the ...

From ER nurses to students, Long Island commuters are scrambling as the first LIRR strike in 30 years threatens $61 million a ...

Though workers and transit officials reached an agreement Monday night to end the strike, limited service on the nation’s ...

Commuters in New York are set to face transport disruption as rail service workers and transport authorities struggle to ...

The Long Island Rail Road is set to resume rolling on Tuesday after a deal was reached to end a strike that had shut down the ...

Transit workers for the Long Island Rail Road, the nation’s largest commuter railroad, are on strike, potentially stranding hundreds of thousands of weekday passengers in the New York City area.

This is the first strike on the service in more than 30 years. It comes after three years of failed contract negotiations, two federal interventions and a volley of last-minute bargaining.

Roughly 300,000 passengers a day are affected as employees fight for higher wages.

On Day 1 of the LIRR strike, riders reported their regular trips to and from New York City turned into marathons.

New York officials urged commuters to work from home Monday as a strike by Long Island Rail Road workers threatened to ...

Phased train service would resume on Tuesday at noon.

Union representatives for Long Island Rail Road workers and the MTA reached an agreement on a new work contract on Monday ...