NJ Transit union leaders face scrutiny after being overpaid more than $10,000, with calls for better accountability as the agency prepares for a leadership change in the new year.

Union officials have pushed back, saying their leaders were willing to discuss the matter but NJ Transit investigators did not question them.

ISELIN — Holding a news conference on the top floor of a parking garage next to the Metropark train station might have seemed like an unusual place to promote NJ Transit’s new real estate plan, but it ...

Broadway Bus Company is ending its century-long service in North Jersey due to dwindling ridership, with NJ Transit stepping ...