Round trip tickets would cost $533 per person and include accommodations for three nights and transportation to and from the airport to resort.

The service restorations include fares that will shuttle beachgoers between Bay Head and Long Branch on the Jersey Shore, while weekend service is being returned to the Gladstone Branch through Union and Somerset counties.

The Record of Decision means the project can now be considered for federal funding needed to finance it, which would include a sizable chunk of dollars from the White House.

The agreement marks a significant expansion for the Paramus-based business's road usage charging operations in the U.K. and Europe.

To celebrate the 800-plus fleet, New Jersey residents can access their first 30-minute ride free on a Citi Bike Classic bike during Memorial Day weekend using a promo code celebrating the expansion in the Lyft app.

Business at the airport is modernizing and expanding to meet the fast-growing service and warehousing demand.

“We simply cannot expect a robust recovery and return to in-person work to be successful while workers needed in New York City are being penalized simply for going to their jobs,” Sen. Joe Lagana, D-38th District said. “New Jersey is not New York’s piggy bank.”

More than 1,200 of the airline's catering staff are in danger of losing their jobs, despite the airline having received billions of dollars in COVID-related federal bail-out funds.

The VAXRIDE promotion offers residents up to two free round trips to their appointments as the state aims to fully vaccinate 4.7 million adults by June 30.

The president's $1.9 trillion infrastructure plan has been characterized as the largest federal economic intervention since President Franklin D. Roosevelt’s New Deal nearly a century ago, and could be what the nation needs to kick-start the post-COVID economy recovery.

NJBIZ spoke with Tony Coscia on the 50th anniversary of the rail service's founding for a glimpse of its future under the president's new plan.

An increase approved by the Port Authority in 2018 pushed many employees out of Medicaid eligibility prompting this legislation, which Gov. Phil Murphy estimated could affect more than 10,000 workers at Newark airport, whose jobs include baggage claim, wheelchair attendants, security, passenger verification agents and retail workers.