New windows that rail riders can see through, promised by NJ Transit after two years of commuter complaints about cloudy glass, are finally being installed in trains. NJ Transit announced the installation of the first see- through windows in multilevel rail cars on social media on Tuesday.

Amtrak service was suspended between New York and Philadelphia because of "downed overhead power wires blocking the tracks," the company announced at 5 a.m. NJ Transit's Atlantic City Rail Line was also suspended in both directions between Cherry Hill and 30th Street Station due to the downed Amtrak wires.

Amtrak trains are running with lengthy delays along the Northeast Corridor on Sunday, and NJ Transit service is suspended between New York and Philadelphia. Two of four tracks between New York and Philadelphia have been restored after a downed overhead power line completely stalled trains.