The Long Island Rail Road restored service on the Port Washington Branch after Thursday's severe flooding​ brought trains to ...

During the height of the storm, heavy rain had closed sections of major New York City roads, including the Long Island ...

The LIRR says crews are working to make necessary repairs to the track and roadbed following flooding at multiple locations across the branch.

Numerous roads were closed on the South Shore Thursday due to flash flooding, as law enforcement shut down streets from ...

Strong storms caused flash flooding across the Tri-State area on Thursday briefly closing sections of major roadways across ...

Videos showed passengers clinging onto the gates of subway stations and walking in plastic bags to avoid murky floodwaters.

The largest mass transit system in the country was swamped by flash flooding as water pored into New York City's subway ...

More than 3 inches of rain fell in parts of Queens and Nassau County, and more than 5 inches fell in parts of Suffolk County, ...

Intense storms caused flooding that brought Long Island Rail Road trains to a screeching halt. CBS News New York's Elijah Westbrook reports.