The nation’s most critical infrastructure product has been caught in the standoff over the federal government shutdown. That project is the Hudson Tunnel Project – or Gateway as it’s commonly known – a $16 billion initiative that will bring a new rail tube under the Hudson River and repair the existing more-than-a-century-old tunnel.
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The New Jersey Department of Transportation (NJDOT) announced Wednesday that the grant solicitation period for the Fiscal Year 2026 Local Bridges Fund program is now open, with applications being accepted through December 19, 2025.
Whether she has to visit her podiatrist in Piscataway or her cardiologist in Franklin, Louise Jackson always utilizes Dial-A-Ride - a free curb-to-curb transportation service provided to the city’s seniors, residents with disabilities, and low-income neighbors.
Mayor Ravi Bhalla on Thursday announced the appointment of Gregory Francese as Acting Director of the Department of Transportation and Parking for the City of Hoboken.
Three major U.S. airports issued ground stops or delays Thursday, all attributed to staffing shortages amid the federal government shutdown.
The seasons for fishing in New Jersey lakes and river vary, but authorities warned it’s still open season for phishers who use a fake government agency text to hook an unsuspecting consumer for money.
The Borough of Manasquan is continuing its long-term effort to modernize and beautify its downtown business district, taking another key step forward with approval to submit a New Jersey Department of Transportation (NJDOT) Transportation Alternatives Program (TAP) grant application.
The township has installed solar-powered poles called SafetySticks at intersections where parking violations are common. Drivers have a 90-second grace period before cameras capture license plates and send images to Belleville police for review.
The Woodbridge Township School District partnered with a camera company to track drivers who failed to stop for school buses. From Sept. 4 to June 18 of the last school year, the Middlesex County district recorded 2,840 instances of cars illegally passing stopped buses. That was 2.2 illegal passes per school bus per day, the study found. The district used AI-powered stop-arm cameras from the company BusPatrol to record the vehicles passing the buses.