The state Department of Banking and Insurance announced it will release the long-awaited changes to last year’s proposed personal injury protection regulations, after considering more than 18,000 comments from consumers, policyholders, insurance careers, medical professionals and others. The 60-day comment period on the portions of the proposals that were significantly changed since the last comment ...

A district judge has denied a request for a preliminary injunction against a contractor working on the $250 million Paulsboro port project, clearing the way for dredging to continue in the Delaware River. Texas-based TDM America LLC asked the U.S District Court of New Jersey to stop dredging work in the Delaware River by Cranford-based ...

The halting of the ARC rail tunnel project last year has allowed NJ Transit to focus on areas such as customer service, expanding existing rail lines and finding alternative revenue sources, the head of the agency told business leaders Friday.

Garden State engineering firms hope the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey's proposed $1.6 billion funding for infrastructure projects will help them refill their pipelines in the years to come.

A project to raise the Bayonne Bridge and allow it to accommodate larger cargo ships from the Panama Canal could as completed as early as late 2015 or early 2016, a top official at the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey said Friday.

The renovation of the I-280/Route 21 interchange in Newark will be handled by Michael Baker Jr. Inc., a subsidiary of Michael Baker Corp., of Moon Township, Pa.

With operations already in Illinois and Minnesota, Student Transportation Inc. solidified its footprint in the Midwest with the acquisition of Wisconsin-based Dairyland Bus Inc.

Honeywell International Inc. announced a flurry of activity Monday and Tuesday in its aerospace and building solutions divisions through contracts in England and the United Arab Emirates.

As many as 1,000 jobs could become available in the next few years at the Port of New York and New Jersey, and two labor unions have vowed to give preferential hiring to veterans who fought in Iraq and Afghanistan.