The past week and a half of NJ Transit and Amtrak delays that were supposed to end by mid week will now continue indefinitely.

After Amtrak — the owner and landlord of New York’s Penn Station — announced in April that it’s fixing tracks and switches at the crumbling transit hub, many commuters were bracing for the worst.

Major work to repair aging infrastructure at New York’s Penn Station after a series of derailments, breakdowns and other issues begins July 10 and is expected to last until early September. Gov. Cuomo has warned commuters to expect a “summer of hell” as riders navigate sweeping service changes and disruptions.

New Jersey Transit announced regular service will return to the Gladstone Branch on Thursday, a day after the agency said it was shutting down the line indefinitely for “emergency repair work” at the Summit station.

New Jersey Transit announced regular service should return to the Gladstone Branch a day after local officials said the agency was shutting down the line indefinitely as crews inspected and repaired a disintegrating retaining wall that reportedly sent rocks crashing down onto trains. Brian Thompson reports.

New Jersey Transit has filed a lawsuit against a former compliance officer who told lawmakers he was fired for raising safety and other concerns but who the agency says was actually fired for misusing a company car and failing at his job.

Summer of hell or summer of swell? Andrew Siff was on the ground with commuters as normal service returned to Penn Station.

Commuters were stranded on a disabled NJ Transit train for about half an hour Tuesday morning.

For the first time all summer, trains are running again on Track 10 at Penn Station, and full service is set to return in a little more than a week. Andrew Siff reports.

A recently fired New Jersey Transit compliance officer tells lawmakers he was terminated for raising safety and other concerns and that the agency is a “runaway train.”

Gov. Chris Christie says he will take “every action that is necessary” to make sure New Jersey Transit train engineers show up for work after dozens of trains were canceled earlier this week because of a manpower shortage.

A top New Jersey Transit official tells state lawmakers the agency is considering possible disciplinary action after dozens of trains had to be canceled earlier this week because of a manpower shortage.

Major work to repair aging infrastructure at New York’s Penn Station after a series of derailments, breakdowns and other issues begins July 10 and is expected to last until early September. Gov. Cuomo has warned commuters to expect a “summer of hell” as riders navigate sweeping service changes and disruptions.  NBC 4 New York wants to know: Where are you…

A switch machine was so badly damaged in Monday’s derailment in Penn Station that eight of the 21 train tracks at the station will be out of commission for a couple more days at least.

A switch machine was so badly damaged in Monday’s derailment in Penn Station that eight of the 21 train tracks at the station will be out of commission for a couple more days at least.

New Jersey Transit and MTA officials are demanding immediate action from Amtrak over the derailment at Penn Station that has been mucking up commutes for hundreds of thousands of rail riders.

Late to work because of delays on NJ Transit? There isn’t much the rail agency can do, but at least you can get an excuse note for work.

The recent train derailments at New York’s Penn Station have made their way into the nomination vote for a new deputy secretary of transportation.