Gov. Murphy's investment agenda on mass transit, infrastructure and education was well-received here.

Experts say roadwork costs more in New Jersey because of old infrastructure and because the high volume of traffic requires night and weekend work, which ...

Expanding 911. When calling isn't safe, you can text for help. How many more emergencies can be managed in time? Gov. Christie pushes economic development ...

With no vote planned for Transportation Trust Fund legislation, construction union members will continue demonstrations at the office of every elected legislative official in the ...

The governor gets a law on the books. Making “unequivocal, unashamed, unapologetic support of Israel” the policy of the state. State road and bridge repairs, ...

A raucous rally over taxi competition. A roadblock for the Transportation Trust Fund. Scanning social media for test cheats. Deconstructing the Exxon settlement.

Eight speakers went before the Assembly Transportation Committee to urge lawmakers to make sure the Transportation Trust Fund doesn't run dry.

Republicans sweep. Incumbents too. And Democrats get a wake-up call. New Jersey sends its first African-American woman to Congress. Along with a power broker's brother.

Law enforcement personnel say requiring motorists to slow down and change lanes when they see an emergency vehicle is common sense and increases safety.

Raising funds to fix state roads. What's good about Newark schools? Protective gear and the fight against Ebola. Police dashcams become public property.

The Assembly Transportation Committee held a hearing about the Transportation Trust Fund, which is running low.