An 1872 New Jersey Railroad Station Now Holds Vintage Train Memorabilia, A Restored Caboose And A Locomotive

The front door of this old train depot used to be its back door. Yep, the side everyone admires today was once the rear of the building. That’s the detail I can’t get over. The little Carpenter Gothic station went up in 1872, making it one of the...

I-80 closures to impact NJ drivers: when and where

NEW JERSEY (PIX11) – Drivers on Interstate 80 are facing left lane closures in both directions as construction continues on a bridge replacement project in Morris County, according to NJDOT. The closures near the Howard Boulevard exit in Mount Arlington began on Wednesday and are expected to remain in place until 9 a.m. next Monday. […]

SPRING VALLEY: Marman Place Closed For Approximately Three Weeks Due To Construction

Motorists and residents should prepare for traffic disruptions along Marman Place as construction work gets underway, with restrictions expected to remain in effect for approximately three weeks. According to an official notice published by the Village of Spring Valley, the project was scheduled to begin on or about Wednesday, November...

NJ Transit gives update on transit-related development plans in Jersey City, Bound Brook and Morristown

NJ Transit is advancing three transit-oriented development projects in Jersey City, Bound Brook, and Morristown. When complete, the projects are projected to provide more than 1,000 new homes, including hundreds of affordable and workforce homes. The projects also represent a reinvestment in New Jersey’s infrastructure while simultaneously driving new revenue...

Palisades Parkway Closure Expected To Snarl Traffic In New York

Officials are warning Hudson Valley drivers about a potential traffic nightmare for many commuters over the next few days.

NJ Transit rail traffic restored after Newark drawbridge issue (updated)

NEWARK, N.J. — NJ Transit service on three commuter rail lines was restored Thursday evening after a suspension of more than seven hours because of a stuck drawbridge. Some ripple effects on service will remain today (Friday, Nov. 6). Operations on the Morris & Essex Line, Gladstone Branch, and Montclair-Boonton Line were suspended between Newark [...] Read More...

Winter Overnight Parking Restrictions Now In Effect Across Rockland County: 2026–2027 Guide

With the winter season approaching, overnight parking restrictions have officially taken effect in several Rockland County towns and villages, while additional regulations are scheduled to begin November 15. The restrictions are intended to keep roadways clear for snowplows, salt trucks, and emergency vehicles during winter weather. However, regulations differ significantly...

Clifton considers next step toward paid parking in commercial districts

The proposed contract with THA Consulting would help the city evaluate parking pay stations, mobile payment options and equipment costs for streets and public lots in selected commercial districts.

NYC carriage horse drivers beg Mamdani to save their jobs after controversial ban: ‘I thought you stood with us’

Horse-drawn carriage drivers begged Mayor Zohran Mamdani Wednesday not to get rid of their jobs — calling on him to stand up for working-class people. Hizzoner, during a hearing at City Hall, faced heat from angry Transit Workers Union members, who said they felt left in the wind by the recently passed bill banning their long-running industry . “I thought you stood with us, working-class people, and our union, and our immigrant coworkers who poured their life savings into carriage medallions, pursuing the American dream,” one irate carriage driver charged during the over hourlong testimonial. Horse-drawn carriage drivers pleaded with Mayor Zohran Mamdani to not get rid of their jobs during a Wednesday hearing at City Hall. Robert Miller for NY Post “Why have you sided with the billionaires and real estate developers?” the hansom cabbie continued, grilling the democratic socialist darling. Mamdani’s curious chicken scratch notes revealed at City Hall hearing: ‘Who is our DHS commissioner?’ The City Council passed the bill last month — dubbed “Romanch’s Law” after 18-year-old tourist Romanch Mahajan , who was thrown to his death from a Central Park horse-drawn carriage in July — with a veto-proof majority. But the legislation, which would phase

New bus lanes coming to popular Brooklyn route

NEW YORK (PIX11) — Faster and more reliable bus services are coming to busy portions of Brooklyn soon. Construction has started across sections of DeKalb and Lafayette Avenues in Brooklyn to allow the B38 bus service to speed up, the mayor’s office announced on Thursday.  The B38 bus serves 18,000 daily riders between Downtown Brooklyn […]

Hoboken Council Votes 7-2 to End Grand Street Bike Lane Despite Crash Drop

A yearlong pilot that put a protected bike lane on Hoboken's Grand Street is headed toward expiration after the city council voted 7-2 to end it, even though the city's own evaluation found crashes dropped 43 percent while the lane was in place. The vote has left residents and cyclists with a confusing picture of what happens next, since several council members and city staff say the resolution does not actually force the city's hand.

Brooklyn man questions Lyft fare price

$86.7 million I-95 improvement project completed in Westchester

WESTCHESTER COUNTY- Major pavement improvements have been completed along nearly five miles of the New England Thruway (I-95) in Westchester County, marking the substantial completion of an $86.7 million project announced by Gov. Kathy Hochul. The work covered 30 lane miles between Pelham Manor (Exit 15) and Mamaroneck (Exit 18A),...

Attention commuters! A train 9-day partial service suspension starts today

Commuters, it's time to brace yourselves for a service change on a major subway line that will impact riders for nine days! The service suspension at three stations kicks off Saturday. There will be no A train service at 104th Street, 111th Street and Lefferts Blvd stations. “It’s a hassle....

STV Lands $28M MTA Deal to Redesign 22 Aging NYC Subway Power Sites

The Metropolitan Transportation Authority has signed off on a $28 million contract with engineering firm STV to design upgrades for 22 power facilities that keep New York City's subway trains running, covering 10 substations and 12 circuit breaker houses. The agency's construction arm selected STV to handle general engineering consultant services during the design phase, with the firm overseeing scope development and program management for equipment that STV said had exceeded its intended service life.

Rubber-modified asphalt could make roads last longer, but it’s rarely used locally

Rubber-modified asphalt, which incorporates recycled tire rubber into the binder used to hold asphalt together, has been used for decades in parts of the United States.

No ‘A' trains at 3 stations in Queens for 9 days

3 stations in Queens will be without service for over a week while the MTA modernizes all of Brooklyn and Queens on the A line. NBC4’s Andrew Siff reports from Downtown Brooklyn.

Travelers struggle with flooding near Pelham Parkway subway station

News 12 cameras captured floodwater outside the Pelham Parkway subway station, near the intersection of Laconia Avenue and Esplanade.

Proposed bike boulevard, B65 bus changes divide Brooklyn community

A petition opposing the city's proposed bike boulevard has drawn more than 2,600 signatures, while supporters say the changes could make streets safer for cyclists and pedestrians.

Hudson Tunnel Project’s massive boring machines get to work

The North River Tunnel, in service since 1910 and used for intercity passenger rail service, will be rehabilitated and remain in service alongside the Hudson Tunnel Project, expected to finish by 2035, with progress swiftly underway. Initially, the North River Tunnel was built with two tunnels in mind; however, only...