NJ Transit rail engineers went on strike Friday, shutting down train service for more than 100,000 daily riders across the state. New Jersey Gov. Phil Murphy gave an update on the negotiations Friday ...

In a critical rail service advisory issued Thursday, May 15, NJ TRANSIT warned of a potential systemwide shutdown due to strike action by the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers and Trainmen.

"Due to a strike by locomotive engineers represented by the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers and Trainmen, all NJ Transit rail service is currently suspended," the rail service said on social ...

NJ Transit resumed rail service this morning after a four-day shutdown because of a strike by engineers, with the first scheduled move a 3:47 a.m. Northeast Corridor line departure from Trenton to New ...

NJ Transit rail service is fully shut down, along with Metro-North's west of Hudson service. The strike is expected to inconvenience more than 300,000 daily commuters. NJ Transit suggests people ...

After a tentative contract was announced, ending a NJ Transit rail strike, train service returns Tuesday after a tough commute Monday.

New Jersey Transit locomotive engineers started striking early Friday, triggering a shutdown of the agency ... New York’s Penn Station and outside NJ Transit’s headquarters in Newark.

Some commuters showed up at NJ Transit rail stations on Friday morning unaware of the shutdown, while others rushed to find different modes of transportation into New York City and beyond for work.

A pending strike by one of NJ Transit’s 15 labor unions moved state officials to order what they've termed a “safe shutdown” starting at that time. New train departures were halted ...

Even for those who don’t rely on the trains, the rail shutdown could flood an already packed bus system. NJ Transit has tried to warn its riders about the strike and spent months working on a ...