Superstorm Sandy – Lackawanna Coalition

NJT Management Shakeup Rumored

March 5, 2014

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John Bobsin

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A week after NJ Transit Executive Director Jim Weinstein retired and was replaced by Veronique Hakim, rumors circulated about a “clean sweep” that… Continue Reading NJT Management Shakeup Rumored

Weekend PATH World Trade Service to Be Suspended

February 8, 2014

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John Bobsin

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PATH, Service Cuts & Restorations

Weekend service on the PATH transit system to World Trade Center and Exchange Place, Jersey City, will be suspended entirely for most weekends… Continue Reading Weekend PATH World Trade Service to Be Suspended

New Brunswick Storage Yard Advances

January 9, 2014

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John Bobsin

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Expansion Projects

NJ Transit, in efforts to avoid equipment damage such as occurred with Hurricane Sandy, on January 8th approved engineering contracts for its plan… Continue Reading New Brunswick Storage Yard Advances

Hoboken Terminal Coming Back, One Piece at a Time

January 5, 2014

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David Peter Alan

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Hoboken

Hoboken Terminal is slowly coming back, following mold contamination due to severe flooding damage from Hurricane Sandy more than one year ago. The… Continue Reading Hoboken Terminal Coming Back, One Piece at a Time

Hoboken Waiting Room Reopens

November 19, 2013

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John Bobsin

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Hoboken

NJ Transit has reopened the historic waiting room at Hoboken Terminal; a visit on Monday, November 19 at 5 p.m. confirmed that the… Continue Reading Hoboken Waiting Room Reopens

Christie’s Sandy Remarks Questioned

October 4, 2013

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John Bobsin

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NJT Management

NJT’s massive loss in Hurricane Sandy was caused by a bad decision by a low-level official, not by reliance on poor storm forecasts.… Continue Reading Christie’s Sandy Remarks Questioned

NJT to Sandbag Critical Facilities

September 13, 2013

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John Bobsin

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NJT Management

Exploring yet another technology to protect its Meadows Maintenance Facility rail yards in Kearny from possible flooding, NJ Transit has announced its latest… Continue Reading NJT to Sandbag Critical Facilities

Reports: NJT Didn’t Follow Its Own Storm Plan during Sandy

September 6, 2013

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Donald Winship

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NJT Management

Following the devastation caused by Superstorm Sandy, New Jersey Transit has put more emphasis on flood-proofing its storage yards. However, investigative reporting by… Continue Reading Reports: NJT Didn’t Follow Its Own Storm Plan during Sandy

Media Questions NJT Sandy Response Anew

May 13, 2013

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John Bobsin

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NJT Management

A month-long investigation by New York public radio station WNYC, New Jersey Public Radio, and The (Bergen) Record newspaper has resulted in extensive… Continue Reading Media Questions NJT Sandy Response Anew

NJT Says 97% of Hoboken Trains Will Be Running by March 24

March 12, 2013

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David Peter Alan

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Hoboken

New Jersey Transit says that 97% of the level of service to and from Hoboken Terminal that ran before Hurricane Sandy flooded the… Continue Reading NJT Says 97% of Hoboken Trains Will Be Running by March 24

Tag: Superstorm Sandy

NJT Management Shakeup Rumored

Weekend PATH World Trade Service to Be Suspended

New Brunswick Storage Yard Advances

Hoboken Terminal Coming Back, One Piece at a Time

Hoboken Waiting Room Reopens

Christie’s Sandy Remarks Questioned

NJT to Sandbag Critical Facilities

Reports: NJT Didn’t Follow Its Own Storm Plan during Sandy

Media Questions NJT Sandy Response Anew

NJT Says 97% of Hoboken Trains Will Be Running by March 24

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