New Jersey Transit moves millions around NJ and regional corridors; today it’s linked to service disruptions and rising fares amid broader transit churn.
Scores of teens have sparked disorder at beaches and public spaces across several U.S. cities over Memorial Day weekend. Incidents include a Chicago street takeover injuring police, a Jersey Shore pop-up in Long Branch prompting an 8 p.m. curfew, stabbings near Narragansett Town Beach, and other mass congregations leading to arrests and heightened police presence.
A two-alarm fire on a Amtrak work car in a Hudson River tunnel has injured five rail workers and disrupted Amtrak, NJ Transit and LIRR service into and out of Penn Station. Officials say overhead wires were damaged and service is expected to be heavily delayed through the morning rush.
Record ticket and travel prices have left many supporters unable to attend the 2026 World Cup across the United States, Canada and Mexico. FIFA's dynamic pricing, an expanded 48-team schedule and rising transport and accommodation costs have pushed some fans to cancel plans, resell tickets or watch from home, while host states warn of heavy transit bills. (Updated 17 Jun 2026)
Several unprovoked stabbings and slashes have shaken a major transit hub. Victims describe a chaotic scene as police search for a homeless suspect. Authorities say security will be increased and commuters are urged to stay alert.