Colleen Wilson

“The desert will take care of you. At first, it's all big and beautiful, but you're afraid of it. Then you begin to see its dangers, and you hate it. Then you learn how to overcome its dangers. And the desert is home.”

The World Cup marks yet another inconvenience for NJ Transit commuters who have endured fires, service reductions and failing equipment this year.

6-minute read Travelers should expect long lines and considerable walking regardless of their chosen mode of transit.

Though NJ Transit was a “bright spot” of the opening World Cup match in the Meadowlands on Saturday, New Jersey Gov.

Port Authority is closing a runway at LaGuardia Airport after a depression was discovered, a month after a sinkhole was found near the same runway.

Gov. Mikie Sherrill spoke with NorthJersey shortly before the 3 p.m. France v. Senegal match to talk about how to improve World Cup transport.

Microtransit programs are growing in New Jersey, but Jersey City's Via program is no longer financially sustainable. Can the state step in to save it?

6-minute read Attendees should expect long lines and significant walking regardless of their chosen mode of transit.

Two of New Jersey's eight World Cup matches came and went — and both times NJ Transit didn't come close to selling out its 40,000 tickets to take people to and from MetLife Stadium.

Why aren't more people using NJ Transit to get to and from World Cup matches even though it's the most efficient mode of transport? Let's dive in.