infrastructure

There's no way bridges in New Jersey don't belong on this list

In the coming months, this Cape May County Shore Town will have construction done on over 25 percent of the island in preparations for the Summer of 2024

The trillion-dollar infrastructure bill enacted Monday guarantees more than $12.6 billion to New Jersey, with options to compete for billions more.

There were a broad range of topics covered including the School Funding Formula, Infrastructure, Property Taxes, Vocational School, Guns, Critical Race Theory and more.

President met officials in Hillsborough and families in Manville and says the damage caused by Ida underscores need to improve America's infrastructure.

Around $12.4 billion in funding would be guaranteed for New Jersey for transportation, transit and broadband, but a lot is to be determined later.

Don’t mistake my intentions here, It’s all about cars, trucks, motorcycles, buses, bikes etc. More people more vehicles and last check Route 9 was not getting any wider. Will this section simply adapt or will it become an even slower commute?

Originally this location on Route 9 in Lacey Township was a Charlie Brown’s franchise. The Charlie Brown’s closed, after operating for quite some time, in 2010. Charlie Brown’s just recently closed some remaining sites here at the Jersey Shore. Following Charlie Brown’s this location became Rella’s Tavern. Rella’s also has location in Brielle and they expanded to Forked River for a time, but that location then closed. The existing building was demolished.

President Trump unveiled his infrastructure plan today in Washington. President Trump told local & state officials “Washington will no longer be a roadblock to progress. Washington will be your partner,” According to ABC News ..... Th...

Today (Friday) Lawmakers in Trenton will vote on the proposed gas tax, they will vote on a 23 cent "gas tax", which will be used to improve roads, rails and bridges here in the Garden State. Question is do You support this move? See...