An ambitious concept of a city surrounding Newark Airport would contain 11 million square feet of new office and commercial space and another four million ...

NJ Transit buys a fleet of 60-foot buses with a $17 million grant. But, will it have the funds to secure future grants amid financial ...

Tasked with exploring ways to improve NJ Transit service, the Senate Select Committee on NJ Transit heard from experts and witnesses about what they feel ...

The beleaguered agency, which continues to face service disruptions and deep money woes, is under increasing pressure from riders and lawmakers to up its game

Senate President Steve Sweeney will personally chair a new select committee that he’s creating to investigate what he called the “continued failures” of NJ Transit ...

The Port Authority plans to replace its bus terminal in midtown Manhattan, and it invited members of the public to a hearing to weigh in ...

Transit advocates say they’ve reached out to both NJ Transit and Triple Five, the developers of American Dream, to discuss the megamall’s so-called master agreement ...

NJ Transit's summer schedule and new class of engineer graduates are unable to keep up with demand, most likely resulting in more delays for already ...

NJ Transit train schedules will be modified this summer to work around scheduled Amtrak repairs at New York Penn Station.

Transit agency looks for outside help to prepare contingency plans.

Gov. Phil Murphy is anxious to avoid fare increases, and Wednesday repeated the guarded promise from his proposed spending plan which offered a $100 million ...

Gov. Murphy announced the incoming class of NJ Transit engineers, conductors and bus operators at its training facility. The good news is that help is ...

Murphy acknowledged commuters’ aggravation, particularly their concern that he might fix NJ Transit’s ongoing budget woes, in part, by raising fares.

The audit points out what every rail-rider already knows: NJ Transit’s cash-starved and poorly-run, infuriatingly inept at communicating with commuters and lacking strategic vision.

Unlike last year’s much-publicized "summer of hell," critics say this summer descended into transit chaos with no apparent backup plan.

State Sen. Declan O'Scanlon thinks speed limits should be changed and says it should be based on science, not statecraft.

A larger, more powerful board could help speed NJ Transit system fixes.

Murphy is tasking Corbett with turning around NJ Transit, which ranks number two in America for rail system breakdowns.

NJ Transit rail riders expressed dismay at whopping surcharges they’d have to pay to finance the Gateway Project under a new agreement reached by Govs. ...

Transportation insiders got an update on the state's most critical projects at the NJ Alliance for Action's annual transportation conference.