Gov. Murphy vowed to fix NJ Transit. Now it’s his problem.

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Gov. Murphy vowed to fix NJ Transit. Now it’s his problem.
(Source: New York Times, August 19, 2018)

NEW YORK — Just seven months into his first term, New Jersey Gov. Philip D. Murphy is already resorting to emergency measures to try to fix New Jersey Transit, the state agency that has been failing to keep its trains running on time — or at all.

Full story: New York Times

Monday, August 20, 2018

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