The first Long Island Rail Road strike in more than 30 years ended late last night as union and transit officials reached a deal, sparing more than a quarter-million riders another day of scrambling and frustration.
That said, the headaches aren’t fixed. Service won’t be fully running again until the evening commute — and the MTA is telling people to work from home if they can. Meanwhile, we don’t yet know the terms of the deal.
Track today’s developments below: