The first automatic NJ Transit fare increase happens on July 1 when riders will pay 3% more to ride the agencies buses trains ...

If you use NJ Transit, you probably noticed you are paying a bit more on your train and bus tickets.That's because fares went ...

If the recently concluded Club World Cup showcased the role that NJ Transit can play in moving fans to MetLife Stadium for ...

NJ Transit passengers will see a $3 fare hike starting Tuesday, the first increase since 2022, aimed at modernizing aging equipment and improving service reliability.

The NJ Transit board of directors unanimously approved the appointment of Kris Kolluri to serve as president and CEO, effective Jan. 15, 2025.. Earlier this week, Kevin Corbett stepped down from ...

From left: NJ Transit President and CEO Kris Kolluri and Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers & Trainmen General Chairman Thomas Haas announced an agreement March 10, 2025, to stave off a potential ...

Former state Department of Transportation commissioner Kris Kolluri was approved Wednesday as the new CEO of NJ Transit, less than a month after he left the agency building the $16 billion Hudson ...

“I gave them what they wanted,” said Kris Kolluri, NJ Transit’s CEO, testifying today at a state senate budget hearing in Trenton. "It sounds like they don’t want it anymore." ...

Talks aimed at settling a strike between train engineers and New Jersey’s huge commuter railroad resumed Saturday and are set to continue Sunday, NJ Transit CEO Kris Kolluri said. The locomotive ...

NJ Transit CEO Kris Kolluri showed CBS News New York interactive kiosks and said Newark Penn Station will get a cleaning every night, which means some shops there will close overnight.

Kris Kolluri’s first day as the head of NJ Transit came with some sweeping changes.. Two department heads were let go, one person will switch jobs and five people were hired to oversee various ...

NJ Transit President and CEO Kris Kolluri plans to sleep in his office if he and the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers can’t come to an agreement before 12:01 a.m. on May 16.