
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

NJ Transit service remains largely suspended, and Portal Bridge train switchover work on modified schedule
(NJ Spotlight News)NJ Transit says Portal Bridge replacement a necessary hardship that will make Northeast Corridor more reliable

Despite some progress, NJ Transit ‘continues to disappoint’
(Sebastian Bednarski /NJ Spotlight News)The transit agencies have traded blame after recent commuter system meltdowns
NJ Spotlight NewsFormer NJ Transit construction engineer alleges his whistleblower concerns led to firing
(AP Photo/Mary Altaffer)Northern New Jersey is home to about 450,000 of the 1 million New York City commuters
(AP Photo/Mary Altaffer)Budget set for now, but shortfalls seen in future years

Rutgers UniversityKris Kolluri currently serves as president and CEO of Camden Community Partnership

Business Correspondent Rhonda Schaffler brings you today's New Jersey business news.

Business Correspondent Rhonda Schaffler brings you today's New Jersey business news.

Business Correspondent Rhonda Schaffler brings you today's New Jersey business news.

Correspondent Joanna Gagis has today's top New Jersey business headlines.

In an effort to keep trains moving along the Northeast Corridor, the U.S. Coast Guard has agreed to make permanent a ban on rush hour ...

NJ Transit says it's submitted a new financial plan for the Portal North Bridge replacement, one it's hoping the feds approve.

A who’s who of New Jersey Democrats gathered at the Secaucus Junction railroad station Wednesday to press the federal government for a replacement of the ...

Amtrak took some House Transportation and Infrastructure Committee members underground into the crumbling Hudson River train tunnels that were damaged during Superstorm Sandy.

Closing the bridge on a bad day can take hours, requiring workers with sledgehammers to pound the locks shut so train tracks line up safely.

New York and New Jersey's Democratic senators say they’re working on legislation as a workaround to federal gridlock.