Debris from the crash killed a young mother; 76 others sued

After multiple lawsuits, NJ Transit settles with Hoboken Terminal crash victims.

NJ Transit predicts it'll take four years to restore full ridership, meanwhile the MVC struggles to avoid agency office closures.

The reduction in service and passengers on NJ Transit has allowed the agency to complete projects, repairs, and Positive Train Control requirements.

Positive Train Control system reduces risk if a mistake is made. The system will overtake and correct the error

In its first monthly meeting since being reinforced with new members, the board that oversees NJ Transit received a warm welcome and a cold reminder ...

As lawmakers figure out how to fix NJ Transit and passengers figure out how to navigate it, a reshuffled Board of Directors that includes four ...

A new audit of NJ Transit’s rail operations echoes previous dim assessments of the state’s chief mass transit system, showing it to be behind schedule ...

Mass transit system has already come under harsh criticism from lawmakers, riders

As this year comes to a close, the news team looked back on two stories that dominated coverage in 2019 -- NJ Transit and lead ...

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

After being unavailable for more than a year, single-seat rides will be back next month, but peak-hour commuters will still have to change at Newark

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 ...

Environmental advocates gathered on the street outside NJ Transit to press the agency for a commitment to totally transform its bus fleet to electric power.

The decision does not put the engineer behind a NJ Transit train that slammed into the end of a platform in Hoboken three years ago ...

After wishing NJ Transit a happy 40th anniversary, advocates demanded more realistic information in the face of this summer’s ongoing train cancellations.

PATH leadership is vowing to change overly crowded trains among other problems, announcing a sweeping $1 billion capital plan to increase capacity, reduce delays and ...

At a Assembly Budget Committee hearing Monday, lawmakers heard from the Department of Transportation commissioner, NJ Transit's executive director and the Motor Vehicle Commission's chief ...

Gov. Phil Murphy has announced rail service will resume on both the Atlantic City Rail Line to Philadelphia and the Princeton Dinky line on May ...

Expect another challenging summer aboard NJ Transit for many of the same reasons last year went south.