Amtrak

The NJ Transit derailment at Penn Station also caused cancellations on LIRR lines Tuesday evening. 

LIRR canceled 10 morning trains a day after a NJ Transit train derailed in Penn Station, officials said.

There will be rush-hour delays and track changes out of Penn Station on the LIRR and NJ Transit trains.

The 28-year-old man was found near Riverside Drive and 177th Street by a train operator, police said. 

LIRR riders should leave before 4 p.m. or after 8 p.m. to avoid delays and cancellations, officials say.

The D.C.-bound Acela derailed as it was leaving Penn Station, injuring two people, officials said.

An NJ Transit planner presented updates on the Hudson Tunnel Project to the local community board.

The report identified a 70-acre portion of Sunnyside Yard it deemed the "most viable for development."

Amtrak shut off power to the block-letter board shortly after 10 p.m. Monday.

Amtrak installed smaller replacement screens throughout the terminal in the fall.

Daniel Ortiz bolted from police custody when an officer took a four-minute cellphone call, sources said.

Amtrak agreed to halt the new lease negotiations for the time being after backlash to the rent hikes.

The plan for new tunnels under the Hudson River will become a "top priority," Sen. Schumer said.

The old black-and-white departures board hanging in the main hall is on its way out of the station.

The Regional Plan Association praised Cuomo's plans but said infrastructure improvements are needed.