Rebuild or rehab? While the $11 billion price tag on the 110-year-old tunnel is staggering, there is no doubt the neighboring states need a working system so the lives of commuters aren't disadvantaged and further impacted.

What the building of the PATH system teaches us about the progress of the Gateway Project.

The Thanksgiving table will have fewer people around it for many Americans as one in four plans to attend remote video festivities and more than twice as many people plan to stay home instead of travel this year.

Nearly every municipality in New Jersey is set to receive a municipal aid grant to advance road, bridge, safety, and quality-of-life improvements.

Filed in state Superior Court in Essex County, a whistleblower lawsuit alleges the bus operator engaged in an “extensive multi-year, multi-million-dollar fraud” by failing to report tens of thousands of missed bus trips.

“The president-elect was very vocal about being supportive of the Gateway program and what it means to the nation’s economy,” Anthony Coscia, board chair of Amtrak, which owns much of the Northeast Corridor including the Hudson River portions, said in an interview.

Among other topics, the business manager for the International Union of Operating Engineers Local 825 talks about big infrastructure projects, the effects of local and county budget cuts and how the pandemic is affecting the market in general. 

Greg Lalevee, business manager for the IOUE Local 825, talks about the Gateway Project and what Amtrak’s most famous rider might mean for its prospects.

From Nov. 16 to Dec. 11, passengers on some flights to London's Heathrow Airport will be tested before takeoff while those who opt out will be placed on another flight.

NJ transit marked $860 million in decimated revenue from the loss of ticket sales, commercial revenue and state subsidies.

“We heard the public comments loud and clear and recognize as we move forward there is a need for NJ Transit to focus on the environment and it should be transparent,” Transportation Commissioner Diane Gutierrez-Scaccetti, who serves as NJ Transit’s board chair, said during the Oct. 21 board meeting when the $577 million Transitgrid was announced.

The battery-operated buses are projected to save a combined total of approximately 1,600 tons of greenhouse gas emissions and about 240,000 gallons of diesel fuel each year, according to the bi-state agency, in addition to eliminating annual emissions of approximately 12,000 pounds of nitrous oxide and 900 pounds of particulate matter.