NJDOT

If you've commuted in New Jersey you know traffic. Today was no different than most days...same stuff, different roads.

Rowan Hector, who is black, claims the white DOT Fort Lee supervisor called referred to him as "n----er" while at work in January 2015.

This may have been a mild winter, but the state's roadways are as bad as ever.

The first big storm of the winter season is expected to overtake the region tomorrow night, bringing plenty of snow and sleet with howling winds possibly all weekend long.

The head of the NJ Department of Transportation said his agency was tirelessly working on traffic strategies and contingencies for the pope's visit.

New Jersey Department of Transportation crews have been out and about quite a lot lately, battling Old Man Winter and spreading lots of road salt.

With more winter weather in the forecast for this week, New Jersey drivers and state transportation officials are hoping we don't see a repeat of what happened two days ago, when many roads suddenly became covered with a thin layer of black ice, causing hundreds of accidents.

Most parts of New Jersey did not get any accumulating snow Monday, just a lot of rain, but state Department of Transportation crews were out and about nonetheless, treating roadways to make sure they didn't freeze up.

The NJ Department of Transportation is planning to move forward with several different road projects that will cost an estimated $318 million..

Snow squalls and hazardous driving conditions late Saturday kept the winter of 2014 moving toward the record books as one of New Jersey's worst.