Gov. Mikie Sherrill joined officials in Sicklerville to break ground on a long-awaited third lane. Drivers could see early relief by next summer.

Crossover lanes are already under construction while PennDOT weighs a possible subway that could cost billions more.

Officials broke ground Monday in Elmer on a $34.5 million fiber network intended to expand broadband access across rural South Jersey.

A sandbar has crept within feet of the channel boats use under the Townsends Inlet Bridge, pushing officials into emergency action.

A federal project will armor the eroding creek bank near Delran's sewer plant, but flood-weary Riverside Park residents want more.

Council heard a $35 million plan to widen SEPTA student pass eligibility, but Superintendent Tony Watlington warned the state won't foot the bill.

A Fanshawe Street sinkhole has swallowed wooden planks and metal plates, and neighbors say no one has told them when repairs will start.

Drivers near Newark say the new flyovers already feel smoother, even as landscaping and signage work continues.

SEPTA calls its new Accelerate vision “ambitious,” but the agency admits it has no total price tag or finish date.

A Philadelphia radar facility's radio outage triggered ground stops at Newark, halting arrivals for over two hours by late morning.

Kyra and Arthur Harris say Southeast Delco cut bus service, leaving their sons to cross Chester Pike and six other streets alone.

Nearly 40 Hicks Street homes lost water Wednesday after a Streets Department crew struck a main — the second flood this year.

A gaping sinkhole on the 2400 block of S. Percy Street has sat open for weeks, damaging property and worrying neighbors.