NEW YORK (WABC) -- New Jersey Transit train engineers have gone on strike in a dispute over wages, impacting some 350,000 commuters who rely on trains across the state. PATH will continue to ...

NJ Transit rail and bus services cross-honored PATH tickets systemwide during the fire, while the Hudson-Bergen Light Rail and New York Waterway also honored PATH tickets on select routes.

NEW JERSEY (PIX11 ... of the volume. PATH trains are expected to run on their normal schedules, with trains being added as necessary. To see all PATH train schedules and maps, click here.

The two power outages on the PATH 33rd Street ... The second train had to be evacuated in the tunnel at 6:22 p.m., when an estimated 100 passengers were aided by the New York City Fire Department ...

Update: NJ Transit strike begins, halting all trains across N.J. Displaced NJ Transit rail commuters have some wide-ranging options Friday, including driving to work, taking a bus, or riding a ferry.

NJ Transit engineer Joe Varela picketed outside NJ Transit offices near Newark Penn Station early Friday. Luiz C. Ribeiro for New York Post ... Transit’s rail strike page. The PATH will run ...

Some 350,000 commuters who work in New Jersey ... or to PATH train stations in north Jersey, starting Monday. The PATH system is operated by a subsidiary of the Port Authority of New York and ...

Starting Monday, NJ Transit is enhancing peak service on the following New York bus routes: Commuters can also take Amtrak, PATH, SEPTA, light rail or ferry service. NJ Transit says rail tickets ...

Mark Prussin is a digital producer at CBS New York ... "The [PATH] train was extremely crowded, so I just didn't feel safe," Donna Davis, of Jersey City, said. NJ Transit rail tickets will ...

The union said NJ ... train for them in the morning.” People picket on Hudson Street in Hoboken, N.J., near the Hoboken Path terminal on Friday morning.Credit...Karsten Moran for The New York ...

By Patrick McGeehan NJ ... rail lines but not on other carriers, including Amtrak, PATH ferries and private carrier buses. Patrick McGeehan is a Times reporter who covers the economy of New York ...