NJ Transit

Here's what NJ Transit is saying:

The $8 million project will replace windows on 429 passenger cars using a material that can be removed during an emergency but can withstand something being thrown at them.

Ridership during the weekends is almost back to pre-pandemic levels, but soon weekday ridership could soon see an increase.

Through $191 million in the new state budget, work is underway on what could be $480 million in modernization and repairs to Newark Penn Station.

The replacement of the 111-year-old swing bridge is the first part of the larger Gateway Program to begin construction. First track should open by 2026.

The state is using some of its record surplus to pay for construction without having to borrow for it. Some of that will upgrade seven NJ Transit stations.

The incidents cited in the lawsuit are all from the pandemic era, in which tensions ran high over mask rules. But the problem goes back decades.

Many train engineers, upset they weren't getting holiday pay for the Juneteenth holiday without a new contract, called out of work, halting service.

Dozens of trains were canceled on Friday during a job action by the engineers union that led to service ending early for the day.

A rumored job action by NJ Transit engineers became a reality Friday morning when their union used the state Juneteenth holiday for a sick out over a new contract.