NJ Transit chief praises World Cup service after Super Bowl 'curse'

They called us New York. We got over it. And we pulled together to show how Jersey covers Jersey, in words and images

Bargain $20 shuttle from Manhattan draws thousands of riders, while those who rely on rideshare have long waits that Uber had warned about

Soccer fans should file complaints with state, says attorney general, as investigators seek information on zone purchases and pricing spikes

NorthJersey.com reporters Katie Sobko and Colleen Wilson map out what we know and what's to come

Pou, a congressional first-termer, emerges as key contact before soccer fans arrive for Earth's biggest sporting event

Dynamic pricing allows ticket prices to fluctuate based on demand

Under the model, ticket prices will rise or drop depending on demand

Ticket prices will range from around $60 for group stage matches to at least $6,000 for the final

Matches begin Sunday at MetLife Stadium and will run until mid-July

There are some concerns about gaps in planning for possible public health threats

FIFA and state leaders say New Jersey can expect $2B economic impact

Interview: First lady Tammy Murphy

State's first men's World Cup since 1994 expected to bring in big tourism

State officials say NJ Transit trains are the way to go for 2026 World Cup games. What about now?

Interview: Zoe Baldwin, vice president of state programs for the Regional Plan Association

Eight games will be played in the Meadowlands, more than at any other site

The contract includes tax breaks for FIFA, free public transport for ticket holders

Seven games, including the final, will be played at MetLife Stadium

Are we ready? Is our transportation infrastructure ready?