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NJ World Cup operations pass test on transit, security
New Jersey's World Cup operations delivered strong transit, security and emergency response as more than 645,000 fans attended.
United adds Newark flights for Notre Dame football games
United Airlines is adding Newark flights to Green Bay and South Bend for Notre Dame football games during the 2026 season.
NJDOT to make Major Access Permitting fully digital
The New Jersey Department of Transportation will make Major Access Permitting fully digital July 30, streamlining approvals through a new e-permitting system.
NJ Transit seeks developers for Bayonne, Linden housing
The agency aims to build mixed-income, rail-adjacent projects in Bayonne and Linden on state-owned land as it advances its LAND Plan initiative.
Port Authority unveils AI travel assistant websites
New AI-powered websites for Newark Liberty and three other airports offer flight updates, security wait times, parking info and personalized travel guidance.
Gateway approves $88M Hudson Tunnel change order
The Gateway Development Commission approved an $88 million change order to remove riverbed obstructions from the old Pier 68 before Hudson Tunnel boring to help reduce construction risks.
British Airways to kick off $15M Newark airport lounge renovation
British Airways will invest $15 million to renovate its Newark Liberty airport lounge, with the redesigned space reopening in 2027.
NJ invests $3.5M in air traffic controller training
New Jersey is investing $3.5M to expand FAA-aligned air traffic controller training and aviation workforce programs at three colleges.
NJ storms leave thousands without power, test infrastructure
The wet, windy holiday weekend has left thousands without power, flooded roads, damaged infrastructure and disrupted travel across New Jersey.
Nearly 2M NJ residents to travel for Fourth of July
Nearly 2 million NJ residents will travel for the Fourth of July as AAA, the Port Authority and NJ Transit forecast busy roads, higher gas prices and crowded airports.
Conduent to sell tolling business to Quarterhill for $70M
Conduent will sell its tolling business to Quarterhill for $70 million as it streamlines operations and focuses on core businesses.
Judge strikes down Trump Gateway funding freeze
A federal judge permanently struck down the Trump administration's Gateway funding freeze, removing a key legal hurdle for the infrastructure project.
