New Jersey trains were back up and running at full service early Tuesday after the end of the engineer’s strike that thrust the nation’s third-busiest commuter railroad into chaos for four days. The travel nightmare for tens of thousands of commuters on both sides of the Hudson finally ended with trains resuming their normal operations from around 4 a.

She also worked at CBS News New York from 2004 to 2016. NJ Transit held unsuccessful talks Wednesday with its unionized engineers, who are preparing to go on strike in the middle of May if they ...

NJ Transit riders on Wednesday were urged to work from home if Garden State locomotive engineers make good on a threat to strike in mid-May, which would shut down the agency’s commuter rail ...

Plans to enhance and expand bus service would cost the agency about $4 million a day — and even then it is expected to move only about 20% of the 350,000 people who use NJ Transit's rail system.