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You can't even bring water on NJ Transit this Saturday — or next
NJ Transit is banning beverages — all of them, even water — throughout its system the next two Saturdays ahead of respective SantaCons in New York City and Hoboken. That means no beverages of any kind, in any type of container, open or closed, will be permitted on trains, buses or light rail vehicles on Dec. 9 and Dec. 16….
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SantaCon 2023: Map, MTA alcohol ban and more to know
They know Santas are on their way — but there won’t be any crispy boys or boozy goodies on the MTA’s sleighs. The transit authority is preparing for what is sure to be a raucous weekend in New York City, as SantaCon returns to Manhattan on Saturday. And because of that, the MTA is banning alcohol on all Metro-North...
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Holiday shoppers brave rain for car-free day on Fifth Avenue
The “Gift of Fifth” had thousands of New Yorkers and tourists flocking to the iconic Manhattan street for some holiday shopping. News 4’s Ida Siegal reports.
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Clean up continues after mudslide in Westchester County
A weekend mudslide is still being cleaned up Monday morning as commuters resume weekday travel. News 4’s Gaby Acevedo reports.
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PHOTOS: Crews work to clear train tracks after weekend mudslide in Westchester County
The MTA released photos late Sunday of crews working during the weekend to clear train tracks in Scarborough of debris from a mudslide that occurred early Saturday and limited train service through the area. -
Metro-North, Amtrak service ‘near normal' for Monday commutes after Westchester mudslide
After a Saturday mudslide severely limited train traffic through Westchester County over the weekend, Metro-North and Amtrak announced plans for a close to full restoration of service on Monday. The mudslide occurred around 9:45 a.m. in Scarborough following a day of heavy rain. Rock and cement fell onto two of the four tracks suspending service between Tarrytown and Croton-Harmon. Metro-North…
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Hudson Lane train service expected to be almost back to normal for Monday morning commute
After a mudslide severely limited train travel through Westchester County over the weekend, it’s expected to largely be returned to normal for Monday morning,
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Mudslide in Westchester County impacts Metro-North and Amtrak service
A mudslide Saturday morning near Mt. Pleasant severely limited Metro-North and canceled Amtrak service through the area.
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Metro-North, Amtrak service impacted by mudslide in Westchester County
A mudslide in Westchester County is impacting train service north out of New York City for the weekend. As of Sunday morning, Metro-North was still reporting suspension of service at some stations. Travel on Metro-North’s Hudson Line is delayed with trains only running hourly between Grand Central and Tarrytown and Croton-Harmon and Poughkeepsie, according to the railroad’s account on...
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‘Seats are for butts not bags': MTA's cheeky message encourages subway ‘courtesy'
It seems that after a couple of years of not riding the subway every day, some people seem to have forgotten the unspoken rules of the subway. Now that ridership is getting back to normal levels, the MTA is looking to fix that
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Boil water advisory likely in effect for several days after Hudson Valley flooding from rain
One of the areas hardest hit in flooding disaster of the Hudson Valley, Highland Falls, has implemented a boil water order, with the mayor deeming the town still in distress. Tracie Strahan reports.
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Some Metro-North service restored after deadly ‘1,000-year' storm wreaks havoc
Two days after torrential rain knocked out certain lines for Metro-North and ultimately led to severe deadly flooding in the Hudson Valley, the rail service has restored some of the service.
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Metro-North, Amtrak service impacted by flooding
The MTA says that track damage has knocked out service to 14 Metro-North stations and Amtrak service to Albany from NYC is also suspended. Lynda Baquero reports.
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Deadly ‘1,000-year' storm wreaks havoc on Metro-North train service
MTA Metro-North Railroad riders on certain lines saw their service suspended due to the severe deadly flooding that impacted the Hudson Valley over the weekend and left one woman dead. Hudson Line train service was initially suspended Sunday afternoon as a result of the severe storms that flooded Northern Westchester, Putnam and Dutchess counties and left behind destruction in the…
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Torrential 1,000-year rain event devastates Hudson Valley killing 1
Hudson Valley communities are attempting to dry out and clean up the devastation left behind after storms brought unprecedented flooding to the region. News 4’s Marc Santia, Gus Rosendale and Linda Baquero report.
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NY Gov. Kathy Hochul holds press briefing on historic flash flood emergency in Hudson Valley
New York Gov. Kathy Hochul speaks during Monday’s press briefing after a rare flash flood emergency was issued in Hudson Valley.
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Metro-North Workers Honored for Saving 3-Year-Old Near Tracks
An engineer saw something on the tracks in Tarrytown, then realized it was a child. He put out emergency calls to nearby crews, and a conductor from another nearby train jumped onto the tracks, carrying the boy to safety.
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SEE IT: Metro-North Workers Save 3-Year-Old Boy Near Tracks
Five Metro-North employees were honored for their actions after seeing a 3-year-old boy near railroad tracks in Westchester County and bringing him to safety, the MTA announced.
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Team Coverage: Once-in-a-Generation Winter Storm Grips Nation
Coastal neighborhoods were inundated by floods and the race is on to dry out as frigid temperatures move in. We’ve got team coverage from New York, New Jersey and Connecticut and the latest on the national picture.
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Black Ice Threat Looms for Tri-State: Get Real-Time Transit Updates Here
A rapidly intensifying winter storm that prompted a state of emergency from New York’s governor flooded roads, downed trees and turned air travel into an abject nightmare — and now the flash freeze threat looms strong. No matter where you’re going, you’ll likely encounter delays or cancellations via road, rail, air or even sidewalk. We’ve got you covered with...