Amtrak says train service between Philadelphia and New York City has been fully restored, but riders may still experience delays.

Amtrak and New Jersey Transit said Penn Station trains have been restored with "limited service," after morning overhead wire damage caused service suspensions on Monday morning.

Amtrak train service coming into and out of New York Penn Station has been restored following lengthy delays and cancellations earlier Monday.

Travelers are still making their way back home after the busy Thanksgiving rush. And to complicate matters, there's trouble once again on Northeast Corridor rail service.

NJ Transit rail passengers heading into or out of Penn Station New York were facing delays of up to an hour Monday morning. Following an earlier suspension, Northeast Corridor and North Jersey Coast Line rail service have resumed with limited service.

Amtrak fully restored service Monday afternoon between Penn Station and Philadelphia after trains were disrupted due to overhead wire damage near Newark-Penn Station. Officials said service was restored as of 3:20 p.

NJ Transit rail passengers heading into or out of Penn Station New York are facing delays of up to an hour Monday morning. The railroad said the delays are due to Amtrak overhead wire issues near Newark Penn Station.