Gateway Development Corp. says exploration, which is expected to run through early 2020, will include 36 geotechnical borings covering both river- and land-based locations along the proposed course of the new connection between New Jersey and New York.

Senate committee lawmakers convened to scrutinize NJ Transit’s issues will hold their first hearing on Nov. 13, according to Senate President Stephen Sweeney, D-3rd District. Lawmakers unveiled the committee on Oct. 1 to gauge how the beleaguered statewide transit agency can be turned around, including examining chronic delays and cancellations, fueled by under-staffing and equipment ...

The 1 million-square-foot terminal, which is expected to be finished in 2022, will hold 33 gates for airplanes and accommodate up to 17 million passengers a year, bringing total yearly capacity at EWR to more than 60 million.

Trustees awarded a contract to Little Falls-based Walsh Construction Co. to build Phase One of the Hoboken Rail Yard project.

Four depots along the Northeast Corridor will see major work, Gov. Phil Murphy announced Tuesday: the Trenton Transit Center and New Brunswick, Princeton Junction and Elizabeth Stations.

More than a year after the decision to suspend, thousands of commuters will once again be able to take a one-seat ride to New York Penn Station, outside morning and evening rush hour.

The agency has launched a 10-minute survey to gauge the needs of limited English proficient customers in an effort to improve its services and programs.

NY Waterway's free shuttle buses will take guests to the West 39th Street Midtown Ferry Terminal for the eight-minute ride across the Hudson River to Port Imperial in Weehawken. From there, buses will be waiting to take riders to the megamall, which opens Oct. 25.

The agency showed off autonomous shuttles at the New Jersey Council on Special Transportation Expo Tuesday in Edison.

The branch of the armed forces has extended temporary restrictions imposed in March through Jan. 8, 2020, while it completes its formal permanent rule-making process.

New Jersey and 11 other states unveiled a draft plan to mitigate environmental effects from cars and trucks with the goal of publishing a draft policy by the end of the year and a finalized proposal in 2020.