NJ Transit rail service resumes after fire in Orange
Service on the Morris and Essex lines resumed with delays Monday after being suspended because of the fire in Essex County.
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Service on the Morris and Essex lines resumed with delays Monday after being suspended because of the fire in Essex County.
NJ Transit rail service on the Morris and Essex lines was suspended because of the four-alarm fire in Orange.
Dan Rice reports from Chopper 2.
Trains will be suspended between Aberdeen-Matawan and Rahway stations for work on the Raritan River Drawbridge.
Trains will be suspended between Aberdeen-Matawan and Rahway stations for work on the Raritan River Drawbridge.
Many commuters stranded at New York Penn Station experienced 60-90 minute delays.
Many commuters were stranded at Penn Station because of a problem with overhead wires in Elizabeth, CBS New York's Vanessa Murdock reports.
Service was suspended in both directions for the morning commute between Bay Head and Long Branch.
Service was suspended in both directions for the morning commute between Bay Head and Long Branch on the North Jersey Coast Line.
The more-than-century-old bridge over the Hackensack River has always had to swing open when boats that can't fit underneath need to pass.
As you ride on an Amtrak or NJ Transit train into Penn, commuters can see the construction currently being done to replace the more-than-century-old bridge over the Hackensack River. CBS New York's Elijah Westbrook has an update on the work.
Trains were delayed because of a downed power line on the tracks near the Plauderville station in Garfield.
NJ Transit riders are facing delays for the Tuesday evening commute. Read more: https://cbsloc.al/45Svm1g
Service was suspended to and from the station after what the agency called "a minor slow-speed derailment."
Underneath Penn Station, engineers worked to free the derailed NJ TRANSIT train car that made thousands of commuters late for work Tuesday morning. CBS New York's Jessica Moore reports.
New Jersey Transit riders heading to Penn Station faced major disruptions Tuesday morning. Service was suspended to and from the station after what the agency called "a minor slow speed derailment." CBS New York's Jessica Moore has the latest.
Service is suspended due to what the agency described as "a minor slow speed derailment."
NJ Transit workers were instrumental in helping commuters evacuate New York City on 9/11.
Service has since resumed, but riders can expect delays up to an hour and a half.
There were delays Friday night for some New Jersey Transit riders after a tree fell on the tracks. Read more: https://cbsloc.al/3EsQ3F7
A downed tree affected some New Jersey Transit lines Friday evening.
The governor says the federal money will go toward building a pedestrian bridge, upgrading train stations, refitting buses and more.
NJ Transit crew members have been working without a new contract for nearly four years.
New Jersey Transit workers have voted unanimously to authorize a strike. Read more: https://cbsloc.al/45Ra57H
The union representing New Jersey Transit workers is expected to announce the results of a strike authorization vote Thursday.
