Editor’s Note: East Rutherford passed a budget last night with a 17% municipal tax hike (or an average $400 property tax increase) to cover the financial hole
New Jersey’s transportation infrastructure got hit so hard by Superstorm Sandy that three weeks after the storm, the state is still reeling from the impacts.
Tri-State’s 2012 Annual Benefit, which honors those leaders who are Remapping the Region, is being held tonight at Top of the Garden in Manhattan, from
In the New York City metro area, the worst of Hurricane Sandy seems to have passed, and the long work of recovery has begun. At
As northern New Jersey awaits a plan to deal with the heavy traffic expected from an influx of 55 million annual visitors to the American
Will MAP-21, the new federal transportation law, reward states for investing in public transit, or provide perverse incentives to widen roads? Will the cuts to
[Update: Ocean City, New Jersey, has just been named a Bronze Bicycle Friendly Community, too!] Yesterday, the League of American Bicyclists named Hoboken a Bronze Bicycle Friendly
With many New Jersey residents turning to bikes for some (or all) of their commutes, an innovative project in the South Jersey/Philadelphia area could help make cycling-to-transit
Amtrak’s plan to bring 220 mile per hour trains to the northeast corridor has gotten more press than the unglamorous work of adding two New York-New Jersey
[An eagle-eyed reader has pointed out that Vineland is technically the largest city in New Jersey; Newark is actually the most populous. Thanks for the
