NJ Transit engineers will go on strike on Friday at midnight, halting much of the state’s rail service until a deal is reached. More than 150,000 people

PATH service is resuming systemwide with extensive delays after a near hour-long shutdown at the height of Thursday’s morning rush, the Port Authority said. A track condition at Grove Street appeared to be the initial reason for the shutdown,

PATH trains are running with delays out of New Jersey after service was briefly suspended systemwide during morning rush hour on Thursday, according to the Port

The Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers and Trainmen (BLET) says they will strike at midnight after being unable to reach a deal with NJ Transit.Trains will not begin new trips past 12:01 a.m. Friday however,

NJ Transit has failed to reach a contract agreement with locomotive engineers, resulting in the first major transit strike to hit New Jersey since 1983.

PATH trains resumed service “with delays” following a systemwide shutdown Thursday morning, the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey announced.

New Jersey commuters endured a second straight day of major transit delays Thursday morning as both NJ Transit and PATH trains faced

The issue is happening at the Amtrak Portal Bridge; a 114-year-old moveable bridge that swings open to allow marine traffic to pass and to be tested.