In addition to the new location at 201 Mill Road, the third-party logistics provider announced it has plans for a third facility opening in May, to be called Taylored Edison III.

The New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection announced an additional $6 million to offset the cost of the vehicles in vulnerable communities.

The Board of Commissioners and city Mayor Victor Carstarphen announced the beginning of the four-phase plan, which will include upgrades to utilities, widening the street and repaving the road.

A group of state and local officials celebrated the groundbreaking for the $45 million project, which will overhaul the stop that pre-COVID served an average of 874 weekday customer trips.

The high-speed commuter ferry service provider announced not only that services would resume Memorial Day weekend from Highlands to Nantucket and Martha's Vineyard, but also that passengers can ride the new 157-feet-long Courageous catamaran.

The move comes after the TSA announced April 18 it would no longer enforce the requirement on public transportation, following a ruling by U.S. District Judge Kathryn Kimball Mizelle in Florida, who, according to a Reuters report, determined it was unlawful in these settings.

Filling up at the pump will still cost you more than it did last year, and even the current reprieve from recent surges may not last, according to some experts.

In the event that train yards must be evacuated due to extreme weather, the statewide transportation agency plans to use the Delco Lead area to store its rail equipment.

Total Transportation Services' purchase of Marine Container Services is TTSI's sixth in the industry since August 2019.

Garden State gas stations, get your pumps ready and your road-trip snacks stocked, because Americans are hitting the road this summer.

The infusion of an estimated $8 billion for New Jersey’s highways, roads and bridges as part of the bipartisan federal Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act means a chance to significantly improve the “health, safety and quality of life” of the state’s residents, according to Gary Dahms, CEO of T&M Associates.

Gov. Phil Murphy and NJ Transit announced the issuance of a “Notice to Proceed” on the $1.5 billion replacement project.