Sign In
Free Newsletter
NJ Transit adds new dining options at 3 stations
The new food and beverage options arriving at Secaucus, Newark Penn and Maplewood stations aim to expand commuter dining options and boost amenities for travelers.
World Cup transit plan sets $150 rail fare, no parking (updated)
Officials unveil the FIFA World Cup transit plan with $150 rail tickets, no parking at MetLife Stadium and major NJ Transit changes.
NJ Transit faces World Cup transportation challenge
The agency is finalizing plans to move approximately 40,000 fans - per match - to and from NYNJ (MetLife) Stadium when the sporting event arrives this summer.
NJ Transit unveils first Multilevel III rail car (photos)
NJ Transit unveils the first of the new Multilevel III rail cars as part of a $3 billion fleet modernization to boost reliability, capacity and commuter experience.
American Dream offers free theme park tickets to TSA workers
American Dream will offer TSA workers free tickets to Nickelodeon Universe or DreamWorks Water Park April 20–24 during Appreciation Days to thank the federal employees for their service.
Behind the scenes as Gateway Tunnel boring nears (photos)
Hudson Tunnel Project work advances in North Bergen as crews assemble massive tunnel boring machines for Palisades tunneling.
Kolluri previews NJ Transit overhaul at NAIOP forum
NJ Transit President and CEO Kris Kolluri described a comprehensive plan to enhance service reliability, financial discipline and modernization.
Sherrill signs executive order to improve NJ Transit service
The 45-day improvement plan aims to boost safety, cleanliness, accessibility and reliability at the beleaguered agency.
United Airlines fleet expansion adds 250 planes by 2028
The airline will expand premium seating and amenities, building out its offerings with Airbus A321XLRs and Boeing 787s to boost growth and loyalty.
United Airlines CEO outlines plan amid fuel price surge
United Airlines Chief Executive Officer Scott Kirby outlines the strategy as fuel prices surge, detailing capacity cuts, strong demand and continued long-term investments.
Judge dismisses most of Gateway tunnel funding freeze lawsuit
A federal judge ruled that the case was largely moot after the federal government released the $205 million it had withheld for the Hudson River rail project.
First train crosses new Portal North Bridge (photos)
The ceremonial trip celebrated the new structure in Kearny, which replaces the aging Portal Bridge and aims to improve reliability on the Northeast Corridor.
