Riggins Oil opened its doors in Vineland back in 1926, selling coal and animal feed out of a small, two-room office on South Main Road.
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Transportation
Port Authority breaks ground on 256M Harrison PATH station
Redeveloping Harrison has been a test of patience for local officials and more than a half-dozen builders with plans for its tired industrial waterfront. But one of their biggest payoffs became reality today, when the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey broke ground on a new $256 million PATH station in the Hudson County town.
Read More »N.J. loses 12,000 jobs in July, but takes optimistic tone
New Jersey lost nearly 12,000 jobs in July amid losses that were spread almost evenly between the private and public sectors, the state Department of Labor reported today.
Read More »Jersey City turns to GPS tracking to monitor city vehicles
The Jersey City Department of Public Works has added GPS tracking devices to 20 of its vehicles as part of a pilot program aimed at helping the municipality curb personal use of city vehicles and cut down on fuel costs.
Read More »Meadowlink honored with national award
Meadowlink, which provides transportation services in six of the most densely populated counties in New Jersey, was named the 2013 Urban Community Transportation System of the Year by the Community Transportation Association of America.
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Avis acquires Payless Car Rental in 50 million cash deal
Avis Budget Group, of Parsippany, announced today it has acquired Payless Car Rental in an all-cash deal valued at approximately $50 million.
Read More »NJ Transit says it won’t raise fares in coming year
NJ Transit will spend more than $1 billion on infrastructure repairs and upgrades this fiscal year, but riders won't see an increase in fares.
Read More »FTC issues final consent order in Hertz merger with Dollar Thrifty
Park Ridge-based Hertz Global Holdings announced today the Federal Trade Commission has issued a final consent order in connection with Hertz's $2.6 billion acquisition of Oklahoma-based Dollar Thrift Automotive Group.
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A shift of gears helps One Horn keep on truckin’
Founded in 2005 as an asset-based carrier with its own fleet of trucks, One Horn Transportation changed course five years ago to become a transportation broker providing IT, billing and other back-office support to agents who arrange for the delivery of goods — from steel to produce — across the United States. That shift of gears has...
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Chiesa, attorney general and Christie confidant, to fill Lautenberg’s Senate seat
The state attorney general, a close friend of Chris Christie, will fill New Jersey's open U.S. Senate seat, the governor said today.
Read More »Academy to acquire charter operations of Conway Tours
Hoboken-based Academy, a provider of charter and commuter bus services in the Northeast, said Wednesday it agreed in principal to acquire the charter bus operation of Conway Tours, a Rhode Island-based bus company.
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Lautenberg remembered as fighter for rail
U.S. Sen. Frank Lautenberg is being remembered as a champion of the environment, the poor and public health, but colleagues say one of his most critical roles for New Jersey business was his advocacy for transportation investment — and for rail transit, in particular.
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