
Real-estate developers are counting on better rail access to Manhattan, and without it, bustling construction sites will lurch to a halt

Real-estate developers are counting on better rail access to Manhattan, and without it, bustling construction sites will lurch to a halt
(Regional Plan Association)Amtrak and NJ Transit promise that commuters' latest round of suffering won't be in vain
(AP Photo/Ted Shaffrey)After two-week delay due to Trump funding freeze, next challenge is steering task 'back on time and within budget'
(NJ Spotlight News)NJ Transit says Portal Bridge replacement a necessary hardship that will make Northeast Corridor more reliable
(NJ Spotlight News)Tunnel developer counting on $205 million to get roughly 1,000 workers back on stalled job sites
(YouTube/Gateway Program)Vital spending in local communities -- on housing, food and more -- also coming to a halt as almost 1,000 workers go without pay
(AP Photo/Ted Shaffrey)Without the promised funds, work would shut down, NJ, NY argued in a lawsuit
(NJ Spotlight News)Commuters are advised to plan ahead, check revised schedules
(AP Photo/John Minchillo)Inspector general report recommends three areas for improvement
AP Photo/Ted ShaffreyIt's another attack on Democratic states. And another move to cut funding approved by Congress
(AP Photo/Julio Cortez)The transit system is working with Amtrak to ensure trains run smoothly. NJ Transit is also adding new train cars and buses

Despite some progress, NJ Transit ‘continues to disappoint’
(AP Photo/Jacquelyn Martin, File)Former Rep. Sean Duffy voted to cut funding for Hudson River tunnels

Flow of federal dollars in question once the Trump administration takes over?

NJ Transit, Amtrak chiefs say they're collaborating on immediate repairs, longer-term remedies
AmtrakFive members of Congress went on a tour to see ongoing repairs

(NJ Spotlight News)Only in summer 2020 had the transit agency more cancellations

Dozens of trains were delayed Tuesday, mostly in and out of New York Penn Station
(AP Photo/Mel Evans)Rail agencies consider expanding nighttime work to speed repairs