Gov. Phil Murphy announced new South Jersey transportation initiatives, including Camden electric buses, an Atlantic City ...

As SEPTA is set to enact drastic service cuts in a few days, New Jersey Governor Phil Murphy has unveiled new transit options ...

NJ Gov. Phil Murphy has pledged some new public transit, bus options for residents of Camden, Vineland and Atlantic City.

The governor said Camden will get eight new electric buses and $5 million will be used to expand “microtransit” ride-sharing ...

The initiatives include adding more electric buses in Camden, establishing a shuttle service between Vineland and Atlantic City and more micro-transit in rural areas.

As SEPTA is set to enact drastic service cuts in a few days, New Jersey Governor Phil Murphy has unveiled new transit options ...

NJ Transit is weighing what it should keep, what could be sold for a cash infusion and how other parcels could create ...

Hoboken NJ Transit bus riders get a temporary bus terminal for the next 6 to 8 months while a replacement is being built.

The Federal Highway Administration (FHWA) awarded NJ Transit an additional $425 million for transportation projects as part of the annual Federal August Redistribution process.

Murphy, standing alongside Democratic and Republican lawmakers on Monday at a rail station in Summit, signed an executive order calling for an audit of New Jersey Transit.