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Sherrill moves to cut red tape for NJ businesses
Gov. Mikie Sherrill announced progress on her agenda to reduce red tape and speed up business permitting in New Jersey by modernizing state government and improving regulatory processes.
Sherrill taps Kolluri for dual NJ Transit, turnpike roles (updated)
Gov.-elect Mikie Sherrill named Kris Kolluri to continue in his current position while also serving as executive director at the New Jersey Turnpike Authority, streamlining transit leadership ahead of 2026 events, such as the FIFA World Cup.
6 projects share $1.7M in 2026 NJ Transit Village grants
The program supports mixed-use redevelopment work as well as pedestrian-friendly efforts in municipalities designated part of the state program.
New Jersey declares state of emergency for winter storm
Acting Gov. Tahesha Way made the announcement ahead of a severe winter storm that is expected to bring heavy snow, ice and dangerous travel conditions.
NJ launches statewide advanced traffic management system
Powered by Parsons’ Intelligent NETworks smart mobility solution, the initiative aims to "significantly enhance transportation operations across New Jersey,” said Mark Fialkowski, president of infrastructure North America at the company.
Route 71 Drawbridge reopens between Belmar and Avon
The crossing is again allowing vehicles to pass after interim repairs, with permanent work set to begin after the summer tourism season ends.
OPINION | When roads buckle and the law shrugs: A case for accountability on I-287
Michael Epstein, managing partner of Epstein Law Firm PA, says New Jerseyans have a right to ask who's responsible when highways quite literally break under pressure.
I-80 fully reopens June 21 after sinkhole repairs
The area near Exit 34 in Morris County will open again to drivers following months of work and restoring full traffic flow four days ahead of schedule.
I-80 sinkhole repairs delay westbound reopening
As the work continues near Exit 34 in Morris County, NJDOT says a portion of the project will not wrap up by May 4 as initially expected.
New Jersey lands another $425M for transportation projects
The redistributed spending authority marks the highest amount the state has ever received. Here's how it'll use it.
NJDOT awards record amount in Safe Routes to School grants
The federally funded program was created to encourage children to walk and bike to school while increasing pedestrian safety; projects are also designed with an eye toward reducing area traffic, fuel consumption and air pollution.
NJ awards $8.6M for downtown pedestrian safety projects
The funds from the Safe Streets to Transit Program allow municipalities to pursue initiatives to “improve the overall safety and accessibility for mass transit riders walking to transit facilities."
