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It’s not more broken: Murphy says NJ Transit better now than when he took office
NEWARK, NJ — As transit workers strike and New Jersey’s commuter rail system grinds to a halt, Gov. Phil Murphy on Friday rejected growing criticism of NJ Transit’s performance under his administration, insisting the system is “not more broken” despite widespread outages, mounting delays, and public frustration.
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NJ Transit states that if they were to accept BLET's terms, it would cost both them and New Jersey taxpayers $1.363 billion ...
Groups of picketers gathered in front of transit headquarters in Newark and at the Hoboken Terminal, carrying signs that said ...
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Budget forecasters say New Jersey’s tax collections are likely to rise by $785 million over what Gov. Phil Murphy predicted ...
New Jersey officials, including Gov. Phil Murphy and Sen. Andy Kim, cheered Hamas' release of Edan Alexander of Tenafly.
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