The Long Island Rail Road strike has officially come to an end after the Metropolitan Transportation Authority and labor unions representing LIRR employees reached a deal late Monday, according to officials.
In a statement, Governor Kathy Hochul announced that "Tonight, the @MTA has negotiated a fair arrangement with the five LIRR unions that provides salary increases for workers while safeguarding riders and taxpayers." She also confirmed that a phased resumption of LIRR services will start Tuesday at noon.
