Built in 1950, the Sea Bright-Rumson Bridge is being transformed into artificial reef structure—a sustainable and responsible way to repurpose the materials into a resource that supports the Garden State's coastal ecosystem.
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Bike advocates say the laws unfairly penalize riders searching for cheap and efficient modes of micro mobility. Some parents argue the laws will prohibit their children from using the devices to commute to schools.
NJ TRANSIT moved the largest number of event-related passengers in the shortest concentrated period in its history while meeting its goal of transporting up to 20,000 passengers per hour.
What the special World Cup service cost is not yet known. The agency, which planned for the world’s biggest sporting event for years, will not ask commuters to make up any potential shortfall.
NJ Transit’s board of directors adopted a $3.5 billion operating budget and authorized $1.7 billion in capital funding for fiscal year 2027, continuing investments in infrastructure, equipment and customer service across the statewide transit system.
A major navigation and infrastructure initiative is officially underway in Ocean County this weekend
The Passaic County Board of County Commissioners are advancing the conversion of an abandoned railroad bridge to a pedestrian bridge over the Passaic River at Dundee Island in the City of Passaic.
After a short-lived reprieve, gas prices across New Jersey and the nation are climbing again due to tensions between the United States and Iran.
The Sherrill administration has begun seeking developers for two transit-oriented housing projects on state-owned land in Bayonne and Linden as part of efforts to expand New Jersey’s housing supply.
Why doesn't the Hudson-Bergen Light Rail line — which runs along North Jersey's Gold Coast — actually stop in Bergen County?