Monmouth County officials held a public information session Sept. 29 to review the latest plans for the Ocean Bridge Replacement Project.
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With diesel fuel prices topping $6 a gallon in New Jersey, the authority that operates the Cape May-Lewes ferry will impose a $7 fuel surcharge on all vehicle fares.
If you've lived in New Jersey for more than five minutes, you've probably had that heart-stopping moment. You're driving home at dusk, and suddenly there's a deer standing in the middle of the road, staring at your headlights like it has nowhere better to be.
Changing seasons expose vehicles to various conditions throughout the year. Although severe weather can occur at any time, the winter is known to be particularly harsh and can make it hard for a vehicle to function properly.
Plans to upgrade the Short Hills train station are progressing toward construction as township officials work to finalize project designs and preserve nearly half a million dollars in state funding.
The Port Authority of New York and New Jersey is reminding PATH riders that from Sunday, Oct. 11 through Sunday, Nov. 15, all weekday NJ Transit Midtown Direct service will terminate in Hoboken because of Amtrak work on the new Portal North Bridge.
Mercer County has secured an additional $60,000 from NJ Transit to keep the Route 130 Connection bus service running into Middlesex County after federal pandemic funding that paid for the expansion was set to expire later this year.
This week, October 1-8, 2026, is the Week Without Driving. The occasion is meant to call attention to the fact that not everybody drives, and to inspire people who do drive to consider the difficulties they might encounter if they couldn’t always drive everywhere.
A new piece of public art celebrating Elizabeth’s history, diversity, and communities will officially be unveiled this week. The Greater Elizabeth Chamber of Commerce is inviting residents and members of the business community to attend a ribbon-cutting ceremony for the new Welcome World Mural on Thursday, October 8, at 10:30 a.m.
Borough officials are working with the North Jersey Transportation Planning Authority, Sustainable Jersey and the Rutgers-Voorhees Transportation Center on a proposal to turn East Bay Terrace, known locally as Snake Alley, into a safer place to bike while linking the streets that connect Barnegat Avenue to East 31st Street.
