Kevin Corbett

Rail service on NJT’s Atlantic City and Princeton Branch lines will begin May 12 – two weeks sooner than scheduled, though four months after some expected.

NJ Transit is ramping up efforts to do a better job of communicating with rail riders.

Governor Murphy says it's dependent on whether lawmakers approve his proposed budget.

A listening session is held in a dark Dinky station in Princeton.

The New Jersey and national railroads say they'll cooperate on a number of Northeast Corridor upgrades, including changes at New York Penn Station.

Despite confidence that positive train control equipment deadlines will be met, NJ Transit isn't yet sure when this year's service suspensions will end.

NJ Transit insists it will meet Dec. 31 deadline for positive train control progress. If it misses, it faces fines of nearly $28,000 a day.

As NJ Transit scrambles to install Positive Train Control, more service disruptions, and a fare decrease are announced.

NJ Transit boss says there are engineer issues but vows to improve communication.

Their training is analogous to what it takes to become a commercial airline pilot, according the the head of the Agency