Money would maintain Transportation Trust Fund spending, enabling repairs to state’s network of roads, bridges and rail

Biden and bipartisan group of senators agree on $978 billion investment

The report highlights New Jersey's lowlights in critical areas.

AAA is predicting a near-record holiday travel season this year, with 55 million Americans — including 1.4 million people from New Jersey — expected to ...

The New Jersey Turnpike Authority, which runs the Garden State Parkway and Turnpike, made the announcement Tuesday as its commissioners approved a $1.8 billion budget.

This marks the second year in a row the report has placed New Jersey dead last in its ranking and findings suggest New Jersey has ...

County governments are taking on more municipal duties -- from tax assessing in Gloucester, to 911 services across the state, to policing in Camden.

Mayor Anthony Fanucci talks about how creating an enticing business environment has helped to gain national recognition for one of the state's largest, but lesser-known, ...

A killer drug takes a grim toll. How can the trafficking be stopped as long as buyers want it? We ask the attorney general. Commuters ...

How can the NJDOT prioritize new transit projects while maintaining current infrastructure?

Ebola close to home and one man's efforts to help those in the Hot Zone. Crude oil trains: too volatile and too close? Minimum wage ...

During the ribbon cutting ceremony for the new expansions on the New Jersey Turnpike, Gov. Chris Christie, Senate President Steve Sweeney and Transportation Commissioner Jamie ...

Revel. Rescued! For pennies on the dollar. Booker versus Bell. Fort Monmouth's own Antiques Roadshow. Everything must go! Everyone dons pink for the battle against ...

NJ Policy Perspective President Gordon MacInnes says that allowing undocumented residents to have driving privileges would make the roads safer because they would have to ...

Paying a little more per gallon isn’t as big a burden as the cost of added debt or the damage to the environment.

While Gov. Christie and most Republicans rule out tax increases, others see no alternative for funding transportation projects that keep NJ competitive.