Newsletter BOX: News12 Bronx News Brief - Metro-North Hudson Line resumes regular peak service after freight train derailment

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Monday, July 29, 2013

The Latest Top Stories From News 12
	Metro-North getting back on track after derailment The commute for some Metro-North riders is finally getting back on track nearly two weeks after a freight train derailment. The railroad has resumed its regular peak AM service on the Hudson Line, but officials warn that there will still be some scattered delays.

	2 wanted for shooting Bronx man in leg Cops are looking for two suspects who they say shot a Bronx man in the leg. It happened on East 134th Street and Willow Avenue Sunday afternoon, and the armed duo fled the scene in separate cars.

	Weinerâ€™s campaign manager calls it quits Anthony Weiner's campaign manager has called it quits. Danny Kedem is credited with helping the mayoral hopeful get to the top of the polls, at least until his latest sexting scandal broke last week.

	Fast food workers to walk off job for higher wages The city's fast food workers are planning to walk off the job today as part of a seven-city strike demanding higher wages. Thousands of employees from New York, Chicago, St. Louis, Detroit, Milwaukee, Kansas City and Flint, Mich. are expected to band together for the right to form a union without retaliation, and to get major food giants to pay a livable wage.

	Dominican Day Parade held in the Bronx The Grand Concourse was covered in a sea of red, white and blue this afternoon as the Bronx celebrated Dominican Day with a parade.The parade stepped off at noon and stretched from 181st to 167th streets.