The New Jersey Economic Development Authority board approved an additional $500,000 in funding May 14 for the Route 80 Business Assistance Grant Program. The now-$5.5 million program was established in the wake of the Interstate 80 sinkholes that have roiled the surrounding area in Morris County – especially nearby small businesses – as repairs continue.
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Whether you take NJ Transit to work or not, there's a pretty good chance your commute is going to get disrupted by a stike of locomotive engineers that could happen as soon as this Friday, May 16.
Guests within city limits can book a ride to eight destinations, including the Prudential Center, Rutgers Newark and Newark-Penn Station. They’ll be picked up in a “Via Newark” vehicle. Officials are marketing it as a free way to get around the most popular parts of the city on weekends.
Two eastbound lanes on Interstate 80 remained closed on Monday morning as crews worked to repair a hole in the roadway caused by “a collapsed sewer basin,” authorities said.
The cloudy skies – metaphorically speaking – may not be clearing up around Newark Airport in New Jersey any time soon, federal officials say.
New Jersey Transit and its engineers are in Washington Monday to meet with the National Mediation Board as part of an effort to reach a contract deal ahead of Friday's potential strike.
With a trio of air traffic control equipment failures in little more than a week, Newark Liberty Airport has become the poster child for the problems plaguing the nation‘s airports.
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Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy said Monday that “fast-track” fixes are being made to address the continuing communications and radar failures at Newark Liberty International Airport.
New Jersey Transit will not run bus or train services to MetLife Stadium for the Shakira concerts on May 15 and May 16 due to a potential service stoppage, said NJ Transit in a social media post as a potential engineers strike could happen that day.
In addition to providing LINK services, Hunterdon County is collaborating with goHunterdon to offer supplementary transportation through Lyft and Uber when LINK services are unavailable. This expanded transportation support is made possible by a $100,000 grant awarded to goHunterdon by the Board of Commissioners.
