According to the Metropolitan Transportation Authority, the number of homeless people finding sanctuary in the subway system has jumped 20 percent in the past year.
The union representing three New York City Transit Supervisors who were hit with multi-day suspensions for failing to properly advise the agency of unsafe track conditions is vowing to fight the sanctions.
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Angelina Liu will never meet her father.
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