A lot of the seeds planted in Middlesex County over the last few years are now coming up, highlighting the strong momentum officials and stakeholders have been building.
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The Port Industry of New York and New Jersey continues to be an economic colossus, according to a new economic impact study released Oct. 2 by the Shipping Association of New York and New Jersey.
A N.J. legislator is addressing the dangers of motorized bikes and the series of recent fatalities associated with electric bike accidents.
The first thing riders will notice about NJ Transit’s new 40-foot New Flyer bus is that they don’t have to climb up the stairs that they do in the buses they are replacing.
The newest piece of the state’s expanding greenway is officially open to the public. Passaic County Commissioner John Bartlett cut the ribbon on the Highlands Rail Trail, a 2-mile stretch of old train track that has been converted to a path for walkers, runners and cyclists.
NJ Transit on Sept. 29 unveiled the first of 175 40-foot New Flyer buses that will be arriving now through June 2026. The nation’s largest statewide public transportation system debuted the buses at Raymond Boulevard Concourse, Newark Penn Station.
The federal government is facing a potential shutdown after midnight tonight, raising concerns about the FAA, TSA,air travel, airports, and the impacts about flight delays or cancellations. Here's what to know.
Residents in the Wanamassa section of Ocean Township have put together a Complete Streets program that hopes to create safer transportation for everyone in the township.
The driver didn’t see it coming as they pulled out of the BP gas station on Chestnut Ridge Road in Montvale. Suddenly, a 15-year-old on an e-bike nailed the driver-side of the car and the teenager flipped off the bike, landing on top of the car.
High Bridge Planning Board and Historical Committee member Joseph Brosnan encouraged Borough Council members during their Thursday, Sept. 25 meeting to continue making the borough a vibrant place by applying for a North Jersey Transportation Authority (NJTPA) grant.