In commemoration of the USS New Jersey submarine that will be officially commissioned on Friday, September 14, New Jersey Transit will be offering free rides throughout the system to members of the U.S. military and veterans.
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Union longshoremen could strike on Oct. 1 as the clock ticks down on contract negotiations, stopping merchandise from arriving on retailers’ shelves in time for holiday shopping season.
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Travelers will continue to see Newark Airport's 51-year-old Terminal A building for the near future, although they won’t use it. For the Lincoln Tunnel toll plazas in Weehawken, those structures have a future date with the wrecking ball.
The main reason the city is joining is to address safety issues associated with walking and biking in the City of Lambertville, which can be difficult during high-traffic times like the weekend and the Christmas season. The city will look to create wider street corridors, where possible, to accommodate all road users, including kids walking to school in the morning and the mobility-challenged.
The number of people who were killed on the nation’s roads declined slightly during the first half of 2024 when compared to the first six months of 2023, except in New Jersey. The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration said traffic fatalities fell nationwide by 3.2% between January and June, based on estimates.
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The union representing East and Gulf coast dockworkers kicks off a two-day meeting Sept. 4 in New Jersey to discuss wage demands with port employers under the threat of a strike that would disrupt maritime trade gateways from Houston to Boston.
As New Jersey's kids head back to class, the school buses they ride are slowly getting safer for their lungs, and for the environment.
Two of the township’s busiest roadways — County Line Road and Kennedy Boulevard — are slated for major traffic safety improvements due to increased accidents and a lack of sidewalks and bike lanes, officials said.
Route 46 is a true major New Jersey highway. It starts and ends in the Garden State. It runs east to west in the northern part of the state. It begins in Knowlton, near the Pennsylvania border, and ends at the George Washington Bridge.
A busy week for construction will cause lane closures throughout the week at the George Washington Bridge, Holland Tunnel, Lincoln Tunnel and Bayonne Bridge, according to Port Authority New York and New Jersey.
