With an eye toward economic growth and environmental preservation, New Jersey lawmakers heard testimony Thursday on hydrogen and fuel cell technologies in motor vehicles.

The Gateway Program Development Corp. has released a series of fact sheets to emphasize the design and planning of major projects to counter what its members consider misinformed and impractical alternative ideas regarding the program’s major projects and costs.

Newark Liberty International Airport is getting a new, $2.7 billion terminal meant to replace “functionally obsolete” Terminal A, the airport’s smallest terminal.

New Jersey Transit will begin its final round of temporary service adjustments on Sunday to facilitate work on installing positive train control, a series of sensors that automatically stop trains in the event of an operator error.

Top state environmental officials plan to push for wider use of electric vehicles as a result of the $72.2 million it received from a federal settlement with Volkswagen.

Gov. Phil Murphy vowed Tuesday to improve the reliability of New Jersey Transit’s train and bus schedules after getting the results of a system audit he commissioned earlier this year.

The Murphy administration has set its sights for unveiling the much-anticipated New Jersey Transit audit “next Tuesday,” Gov. Phil Murphy said at an unrelated event in Cresskill on Friday morning.

Gov. Phil Murphy signed an amended bill that would provide tax incentives for businesses within a mile of the Atlantic City International Airport by creating a Garden State Growth Zone around it.

Morristown-based Artech Information Systems has acquired the Talent & Technology Solutions business unit of Philadelphia-based CDI Corp.

Trustees of Gateway Program Development Corp. on Friday named Ernst & Young as its financial advisor.

In the near future, you may be able to select commuting expenses as a workplace benefit to help alleviate travel costs.