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President of NJ Transit speaks out about potential strike

Potential NJ Transit strike on Friday has Gov. Phil Murphy "preparing for the worst"

The clock is ticking ahead of a potential NJ Transit rail strike. The trains could stop running at 12:01 a.m. Friday if locomotive engineers don't get the salary increase they want.New Jersey Gov. Phil Murphy says all options are on the table if engineers walk off the job,

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NJ Transit engineers could walk off the job Friday, leaving some 350,000 commuters in the lurch

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NJ Transit faces a possible strike. Here's how it could impact you

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How would New Jersey's candidates for governor tackle NJ Transit?

Dedicated, long-term funding is essential to stabilize and modernize our mass transit system.

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NJ Transit strike could hit Friday

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First NJ Transit strike since 1983 looms as thousands of commuters could be impacted

NJ Transit halts services to MetLife Stadium

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Shakira Fans Will Have to Find Another Way to Get to MetLife Stadium as NJ Transit Cancels Service

A strike, which could begin as early as midnight on May 16, would mark New Jersey’s first major rail labor stoppage in four decades, potentially impacting hundreds of thousands of daily commuters.

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NJ Transit, union on brink of first rail strike in decades; Shakira fans fear MetLife mayhem

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Alternate service to MetLife Stadium for Shakira and Beyonce concerts

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NJ Transit strike could create a traffic nightmare for Beyonce's 'Cowboy Carter' shows

Beyonce fans might be better off riding a horse to next week’s “Cowboy Carter” concerts at MetLife Stadium if a strike shuts down NJ Transit rail service. NJ Transit’s train engineers could walk off the job as soon as Friday after Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers members voted to reject a tentative agreement between the leaders of the agency and the union.

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NJ Transit executive stole $700K in company phones and sold them, officials say

A 37-year-old NJ Transit executive has been charged after authorities say he stole $700,000 worth of phones from the agency and then sold them for profit.