Long Island Rail Road

Lighting struck a LIRR track, causing delays and suspended service during Monday evening rush hour.

Part of the cash will be used to relieve congestion in and out of Manhattan.

A 60-year-old man was hurt at Penn Station after falling between train cars Wednesday.

Amtrak has proposed a $13.5 billion plan to expand Penn Station and build two new rail tunnels under the Hudson River.

A construction worker was hurt in a tunnel below East 48th Street and Park Avenue, fire officials said.

Manhattanites dodged slushy puddles and falling ice after Wednesday morning's ice storm.

Workers will face even more delays during their evening commute on Tuesday as

Trains will be severely disrupted on October 23 and 24, and November 6 and 7.

The new escalators and staircase will provide access from Grand Central's dining concourse to a new LIRR station.

The LIRR canceled train service on two of its branches due to concerns Hurricane Earl could bring down trees and power lines.

Long Island Rail Road service was expected to be fully restored by the Monday morning rush.

After a week of delays and cancellations the LIRR was still several days away from full service, the railroad said on Friday.

The LIRR will be running trains on a modified schedule through at least Thursday, according to an MTA spokesman.

The LIRR expects to run at 75 percent capacity during the morning rush hour on Wednesday.

LIRR delays and cancellations may continue for several days as crews fix a broken switch, the MTA said Tuesday.