The Woodbridge station, where the school has been located for 40 years, will prominently display signage designating it as “Home of Berkeley College.”

The business manager for the International Union of Operating Engineers Local 825 makes the case for the widening of the turnpike heading into the Holland Tunnel and the progress of other infrastructure projects around the state.

The new $2.7 billion Terminal A at Newark Liberty International Airport, which replaces the outdated existing portal that opened in 1973, features approximately 1 million square feet of space with 33 gates, local artwork, and 60 dining and retail options. Take a look around.

The operator takes over from NY Waterway, which ran the route for 20 years. According to Monmouth County Commissioner Director Thomas Arnone, the new arrangement offers "significantly more options to residents."

In New Jersey, the cost to fill up before heading to your feast will run you nearly 36 cents per gallon more than just a year ago, even as prices have declined over the past week.

As part of a commercial agreement, drivers of the 2023 SUV will be given the option to receive $400 toward the public fast-charging network or a home installation credit.

The Gateway Development Commission submitted the request to the Federal Transit Administration, in addition to approving a Project Development Agreement that outlines the specific roles and responsibilities of the partner agencies that will govern the effort.

According to the governor's office, the 1 million-square-foot project is expected to generate more than $4.6 billion in regional economic activity, create more than 2,500 jobs and provide over $1.9 billion in wages.

The EVgo Inc. electric vehicle fast-charging station, located at the grocery chain’s Broad Street location in Bloomfield, was made possible with funding through the PSE&G Electric Vehicle Charging Program.

Marking the first specific route in the electric vertical takeoff and landing vehicle industry, according to a Nov. 10 announcement, the proposed course will fly between United Airlines' hub and New York City.

The state transportation agency and the North Jersey Transportation Planning Authority will use Coronavirus Response and Relief Supplemental Appropriations Act dollars to advance the agency's sustainability efforts, bus garage electrification and more.

“We sought to improve mobility with an affordable and reliable transportation system and, as a result, low- to moderate-income residents now have access to 35% more jobs, schools and hospitals within 30 minutes that before Via Jersey City existed," Jersey City Mayor Steven Fulop said in a statement.