“Our ambitious goal to register 330,000 zero emission vehicles by 2025 is only possible with a collaborative effort across state agencies and our private sector partners to further develop New Jersey’s electric vehicle ecosystem,” Gov. Phil Murphy said in a statement.

This year’s budget for NJ Transit depends on roughly $993 million from fares and $119.5 million from commercial revenue, according to State Treasurer Elizabeth Maher Muoio. Luckily for commuters, they have so far avoided fare hikes since Murphy took office.

Fares currently make up between 40 and 50 percent of the agency's budget, and Gov. Phil Murphy has pledged not to increase them.

The state last performed maintenance on the waterway in 1989 and sediment has been piling up ever since.

Legislators grilled the head of the beleaguered agency for making allegedly dishonest statements, and for its questionable public relations tactics.

Beginning this summer, trips to two southern states will pickup in response to increased demand in the region.

“The investments in the port come back in many different ways,” Sen. Joe Cryan said at the CIANJ Transportation Summit on Feb. 20. “Our investments create economic expansion.”

The agency is working toward a Dec. 31, 2020 deadline to install the mandated braking system.

Newark Regional Business Partnership Executive Vice President and COO Barbara Kauffman explained Friday morning that stakeholders are beginning to have conversations about whether, and how, the Brick City can be a transit model for the future.

The PANYNJ board approved a $2.6 million lease with the city that will provide residents with an additional, trans-Hudson commuting option.

Despite delays due to a software issue, CEO Kevin Corbett said at a monthly board meeting that the agency will meet a Dec. 31, 2020 deadline for positive train control.

Camden-based New Jersey American Water is investing $5.9 million to replace about 12,900 feet of aging water main and install 3,100 feet of new main in Linden and investing $2.6 million to replace about 10,280 feet of aging water main in Ocean City. The utility said the Linden project includes replacing 21 fire hydrants and installing ...