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It’s not more broken: Murphy says NJ Transit better now than when he took office
NEWARK, NJ — As transit workers strike and New Jersey’s commuter rail system grinds to a halt, Gov. Phil Murphy on Friday rejected growing criticism of NJ Transit’s performance under his administration, insisting the system is “not more broken” despite widespread outages, mounting delays, and public frustration.
“Phil Murphy and the Trenton Democrats finally found a way to stop all the outmigration: no one can get a plane or a train ...
Gov. Philip D. Murphy said the transit agency was eager to reach a deal with engineers whose walkout has caused disruptions ...
New Jersey Gov. Phil Murphy ripped NJ Transit engineers for going on strike Friday — blasting their actions as a “slap in the face” to commuters and a “mess of their own ...
NJ Transit management and unionized rail workers made an unexpected dash back to the bargaining table on Saturday afternoon.
NJ Transit states that if they were to accept BLET's terms, it would cost both them and New Jersey taxpayers $1.363 billion ...
The labor union that represents more than 450 train engineers for New Jersey Transit walked off the job after contract talks ...
New Jersey Transit officials and its rail engineers union were meeting Saturday for negotiations toward ending a strike that ...
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