The Route 71 drawbridge over the Shark River reopened to boat traffic Thursday after it had been closed since the weekend, when the nor’easter flooded the control room that allowed the bridge to open and close.
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Attorneys for the New Jersey Turnpike Authority and a contractor that lost a $1.7 billion contract to run the state’s E-ZPass system sparred in state appellate court Thursday morning over who should get that contract.
The Township of Livingston is advising residents and motorists that construction associated with the West Northfield Road culvert replacement project is scheduled to begin this week. The work is expected to take several months to complete and will involve lane closures.
South Amboy city officials joined with their state and Middlesex County counterparts Tuesday to dedicate the new terminal on Raritan Bay and take a brief ferry ride to entice potential passengers.
Riding public transportation can seem regular — but for some people with disabilities, knowing how to navigate a bus or train can take practice, preparation and confidence.
Passaic County MOVE is coming to Paterson. On September 22, the Passaic County Board of County Commissioners approved expanding the County’s on-demand microtransit service to the City of Paterson, bringing flexible, affordable rides to the County’s largest city.
The surge in diesel costs as a result of the U.S. war with Iran will put additional pressure on school districts, say superintendents and school bus providers whose operating budgets are already under strain from inflation and health insurance costs.
New Jersey Governor Mikie Sherrill delivers remarks on the project during a program unveiling the first of two tunnel boring machines onsite in North Bergen on Monday, Sept. 28, 2026.
The borough launched its full-year Street Smart NJ pedestrian safety campaign last week with a public awareness campaign.
PATH will replace some of the oldest tracks on the Newark-World Trade Center line between Harrison and Journal Square as part of a $46 million project approved Thursday.