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Service slowly returned to the nation's busiest commuter railroad on Tuesday after a three-day worker strike came to an end.

Even with a tentative deal, the LIRR says trains will not run on Tuesday morning.

Bronx residents and elected officials opposed parts of the proposal, saying it would worsen pollution in a borough with high asthma rates.

The shuttle buses served as a lifeline for hundreds of commuters stranded by the strike on Monday morning. But they also drew criticism from labor leaders on the picket line.

The defendant is charged with aggravated vehicular homicide and other crimes.

The losses could mount with the Memorial Day weekend "just around the corner."

The MTA says backup shuttle buses can carry only a fraction of regular LIRR riders.

A festering puddle has become a fixture in a Brooklyn crosswalk. Neighbors say if highlights the need for more drainage infrastructure.

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LIRR President Rob Free all but said “I told you so” to Amtrak officials during a news conference on Friday.