Members of the Assembly discussed New Jersey's Transportation Trust Fund, which is quickly running dry.
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This week marks two years since the DOT closed traffic on the northbound lanes of the Pulaski Skyway. Additional steel work has slowed the project ...
As phone service goes wireless, landline workers walk. Thousands are striking to stop Verizon from cutting benefits and out-sourcing jobs. With the well of cash ...
A long-awaited gun study shows crime rates are down across the state, but 80 percent of the violence that occurs is in the biggest cities ...
The BEAST, or Bridge Evaluation and Accelerated Structural Testing Laboratory, can measure the longterm effects of weather and wear and tear on infrastructure. In six ...
President Obama's sweeping "Clean Power Plan" is tough enough to either jolt states into acting on climate change. Or send them to court. Camden's on ...
Officials gathered at the Midland Avenue rail crossing in Elmwood Park, which tops the list of the most dangerous in the region. Upgrades to improve ...
Gov. Christie may officially be mulling his next move. But all signs say he's about to jump into the presidential race. We'll compile his statements ...
Members of the Shark River Cleanup Coalition are frustrated the Shark River has yet to be dredged. The state DOT says it recently applied for ...
Circling the wagons at Rutgers. Trustees hold an emergency meeting to defend themselves. A quarter billion dollar Sandy settlement involving the Christie administration and HUD. ...
In light of the recent fish kill in Shark River, Neptune Township officials say it's time to dredge the waterway, which they've been trying to ...
A new mayor for New Jersey’s largest city. You’ll hear what Ras Baraka plans to do now. Plus, read his lips. Gov. Christie says no ...
Department of Transportation Commissioner Jim Simpson is leaving his cabinet-level position and returning to a global shipping business he owns.
The rain has stopped, but the water's still rising. There's a hole in the state budget. How to fill an $800 million gap fast. Mayors ...
Democratic Sen. Paul Sarlo blames the latest credit rating downgrade on overly optimistic revenue projections by the Christie administration.
Driving for dollars. Lawmakers look for ways save our transportation infrastructure. Busing them into bankruptcy. Is one school district being driven too far? And a ...
Officials say they have to borrow money for the Transportation Trust Fund, which does not have enough money for future infrastructure projects.
He’s calling the war on drugs a failure. What does the governor want to do now? Cracking down on our highways. Why are so many ...
Sixty police departments in New Jersey are participating in a campaign to pull over and ticket distracted drivers.
Digging, scraping, slipping and sliding. And there’s another storm headed our way. Plus, the executive director at the Port Authority places blame in the lane ...