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Fire at Penn Station has some NJ Transit trains being rerouted to Hoboken

A late-morning fire on the Long Island Rail Road side of Penn Station in New York has caused NJ Transit to send Midtown trains to Hoboken.

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Chaos at Penn Station as fire breaks out, upending LIRR and NJ Transit service

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Electrical fire impacts train service at Penn Station: Sources

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LIRR service suspended in Penn Station due to electrical fire

Detroit thought that Ausar Thompson was tripped, but the league confirmed Thursday that the non-call — which sent the game to OT — was correct.

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LIRR service remains suspended at Penn Station after electrical fire in East River Tunnel

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LIRR Car Fills With Smoke as Fire Causes Train Chaos at Penn Station

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Penn Station Fire Causes Major Commuter Chaos: What LIRR, Amtrak and NJ Transit Riders Need to Know

A feeder cable fire at Penn Station Thursday morning sent more than 80 emergency responders rushing to the scene and threw the afternoon commute into disarray for thousands of New York-area riders. ,

Daily Voice on MSN

Fire near Penn Station triggers NJ Transit delays, LIRR suspension

A fire near Penn Station caused major rail disruptions Thursday evening, suspending Long Island Rail Road service and delaying NJ Transit trains into and out of Manhattan on Thursday evening, May 14.

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What’s that smell at Newark Penn Station? NJ Transit rolls out new fresh scent.

There’s a new smell in the air in the restored Art-Deco waiting room at Penn Station Newark and it’s not the usual and sometimes questionable train station aromas. Riders and attendees Gov. Mikie Sherrill’s press conference about improving the commuter experience Tuesday noticed it upon the first sniff.

NJ Transit sprays lavender in train stations in upgrade push but riders say service still stinks

Lavender won’t cover NJ Transit’s stench. A new plan to freshen up the decrepit NJ Transit system has designated lavender as the official scent of the agency’s cleaning products, CEO Kris Kolluri revealed Tuesday. But long-suffering NJ Transit riders such as Ronald D., 40, argued the agency needs better service, not new scents.

Time Out

After all that uproar, the NJ Transit will reduce World Cup fares... but tickets will still run over $100

In a welcome, yet not very significant, reversal, NJ Transit has announced a 30% reduction in its special event rail fares for the upcoming 2026 FIFA World Cup. Round-trip tickets from New York Penn Station to MetLife Stadium, which were originally priced at a staggering $150, will now cost $105, according to The Athletic.