NJ plans a new “decision lane” on Route 9 in Sayreville to reduce Parkway backups, cut crashes and ease rush-hour delays.
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The Borough of Princeton and Hoboken are the only New Jersey municipalities to receive a silver-level ranking this year, with the Mile Square City improving on their bronze-level distinction in 2016.
With NJ Transit and the Turnpike Authority now under a single leader, Kris Kolluri is testing whether integrated governance can deliver a faster, cleaner, more reliable transportation network.
Fares are going up on May 4, but some long-awaited service improvements, including the return of direct Hoboken-World Trade Center service after 25 years, are starting May 17.
The state produced nearly 180,000 housing units between 2020 and 2024, marking its strongest five-year stretch since the 1980s, according to a new Rutgers University report that tracks long-term construction trends. The rebound has largely taken the form of higher-density housing built near train stations, downtown cores, and existing infrastructure.
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Clifton residents once again pushed back against Passaic County's plan to improve the busy road by cutting down the number of lanes.
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Port Newark Container Terminal unveiled a $100 million facility as part of a larger $1 billion investment to expand the port, add jobs and reduce air pollution.
A portion of the historic 1.7-mile Ventnor boardwalk just got a $7.1 million facelift and is ready for Memorial Day weekend, city officials said Monday.
Route 35 is set to have overnight traffic shifts in both directions on the Bridge over North Branch of Wreck Pond (mile post 18.2) starting Tuesday night and continuing for the next several weeks in Wall, the NJ Department of Transportation (NJ DOT) said.
The Gateway Development Commission (GDC) awarded the contract for the Hudson Tunnel Project construction package that will bore the section of the new tunnel tubes under the Hudson River and install the tunnel liner and floor — called Package 1C: The Hudson River Tunnel Section — to Traylor/Walsh/Skanska JV.