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The MTA announced several service changes after a Hudson Line train derailed Sunday.

There were delays on Metro-North's Harlem line after a man was hit and killed by a train, the MTA said.

The Northeast Corridor has had delays since Wednesday after an electrical problem.

Thousands of commuters were delayed when a feeder cable failed Wednesday, officials said.

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The train hit the mattress on the tracks and had to be evacuated, MTA officials said.

The MTA will offer extra "getaway" trains out of the city, along with increased subway service.

The agency is seeking a developer for a 99-year lease for three buildings between 44th and 45th streets.

The trains were set to run with limited service Tuesday afternoon and begin regular service on Wednesday.

A new study found Metro-North stations in the East Bronx would help workers, homeowners and businesses.

A person was found on the tracks at 125th Street, fire officials said.

The M and 7 lines began providing modified service Friday morning, the MTA announced.

Many Bronx residents support the plan, but some Long Island lawmakers fear it will disrupt LIRR service.

Metro-North is exploring plans for new rail stations in the Bronx, including Co-op City.

Outbound Metro-North Service was temporarily suspended on Sunday because of signal trouble.