A late-night meeting between the MTA and union leaders failed to end a strike that shut down the Long Island Rail Road. Negotiations resumed Monday morning.

Commuters in New York City’s suburbs navigated a gauntlet of car, bus and subway routes to get to work Monday after a strike on the Long Island Rail Road that shut down the nation’s busiest commuter r...

"To every LIRR passenger whose trip is disrupted, know that the MTA left us no choice but to strike," said Gil Lang, General Chairman of the LIRR General Committee at the Brotherhood of Locomotive Eng...

The Long Island Rail Road will resume operations on Tuesday following a strike that halted services for hundreds of thousands of commuters, as a deal is reached between the unions and the Metropolitan Transportation Authority.

Though workers and transit officials reached an agreement Monday night to end the strike, limited service on the nation’s busiest passenger rail service will not resume until noon.

Five labor unions representing about half the train system's workforce went on strike at 12:01 a.m. Saturday, halting service for roughly 250,000 commuters who use the rail system that connects New Yo...