A fare holiday for riders between Aug. 26 and Sept. 2

Congressman says more accountability needed from NJ Transit and Amtrak

A derailment in South Jersey a decade ago unleashed a hazardous vapor cloud

Amtrak says they are limiting booking and requiring everyone to wear masks, in addition to doing extra cleaning

NJ Transit resumed full rail service this week, but riders didn't rush back on board as many people continue to work from home. Passengers say ...

NJ Transit CEO Kevin Corbett unveiled the agency’s first-ever 10 year strategic plan. It addresses the years of disinvestment by the state and includes a ...

Federal transit officials say they have a new plan to fix the 109-year-old rail tunnel under the Hudson River.

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 ...

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

The Railmen for Children Organization, which is made up of train conductors and engineers, have sponsored the event for the past three decades through annual ...

At the Trenton Transit Center, Gov. Phil Murphy held a press conference on the Katie Brennan rape case.

Sandy victims fuming over mystery delays in recovery assistance have finally been heard. The new "Sandy Transparency Act" streamlines the aid process and speeds up ...

When train service is suspended or disrupted, NJ Transit cross-honors between trains, buses and ferries. The Agency is responsible for paying those companies during service ...

Snowbound. The Garden State coping with a powerful nor’easter that’s already dumped more than a foot in some areas. And it is not over yet. ...

NJ Transit Spokesperson William Smith said that he is optimistic that NJ Transit will be able to return to full service Friday after the winter ...

The governor meets with victims of Hurricane Sandy who are still waiting for help. The casinos take another hit despite internet gambling. And the warnings ...

New Jersey Chamber of Commerce President and CEO Thomas Bracken says that the weather this winter is having an impact of New Jersey's businesses.