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NJ Transit, engineers reach deal to end strike

NJ Transit strike deal reached — but riders should still expect a messy Monday commute

Trains won’t be up and running just yet — as the first NJ Transit strike in decades is set to end after midnight Tuesday, a union official told The Post.

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When will NJ Transit strike end? When there’s a deal that won’t ‘blow up’ the budget, Murphy says

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NJ Transit reaches tentative deal with train engineers, ending the strike for now

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NJ Transit train service has resumed

Wendy McMahon has announced her resignation as the president and CEO of CBS News and Stations, the latest departure from the network amid the pending acquisition by Skydance.

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NJ Transit rail service resumes after 3-day engineer strike

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NJ Transit trains running at full service after strike halted nation’s third-busiest commuter railroad, causing chaos

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NJ Transit train strike: Murphy urges union negotiations to resume

Gov. Phil Murphy held a press conference late Thursday night to address the looming NJ Transit strike that could affect 100,000 rail commuters on Friday.

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

NJ Transit trains could stop running at 12:01 a.m. Friday if locomotive engineers go on strike over the salary increase they want.

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NJ Gov. Murphy blasts striking NJ Transit union workers leaving 350,000 commuters in travel nightmare

New Jersey Gov. Phil Murphy ripped NJ Transit engineers for going on strike Friday — blasting their actions as a “slap in the face” to commuters and a “mess of their own

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It’s not more broken: Murphy says NJ Transit better now than when he took office

NEWARK, NJ — As transit workers strike and New Jersey’s commuter rail system grinds to a halt, Gov. Phil Murphy on Friday rejected growing criticism of NJ Transit’s performance under his administration, insisting the system is “not more broken” despite widespread outages, mounting delays, and public frustration.