Alfonso A. Castillo

Two important milestones in the history of the Long Island Rail Road were commemorated in Hicksville Tuesday: its 190th birthday, and one still fondly remembered by a person in attendance nearly seven decades later.

The problem is clear: LIRR train windows are not. Sun-damaged plastic windows on the majority of the Long Island Rail Road's electric fleet

The average New York City household spends nearly $13,000 each year on transportation — higher than any other expense except housing, according to a new state report.

Whether it was showing off the 19th century Bellmore grade crossing operator's shanty that he preserved in his backyard, or telling the story of

The majority of the incidents, which happened between 2021 and 2023, grew out of disputes over collecting fares, according to their attorney.

Legislation seeks the creation of a separate metropolitan transportation organization that would allow Long Island to directly apply for federal funding.

Some see the delay in adding the seating as the latest example of transportation providers deliberately forgoing customer comforts in order to dissuade homeless people from loitering.

A long-awaited effort to repair Superstorm Sandy tunnel damage will result in fewer LIRR trains serving Penn Station, the railroad's president said Monday.

MTA officials announced they had begun looking for a consulting firm to do preliminary engineering work on the $5.5 billion project.

The MTA will add more seating for Long Island Rail Road customers at Grand Central Madison, the agency's chairman announced Wednesday.