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New Jersey Gov. Mikie Sherrill wants the state to see some of that FIFA turf money, pointing out that New Jersey taxpayers footed most of the bill for the MetLife Stadium pitch.

Flawed attendance data caused NJ Transit to overspend on World Cup transportation, significantly impacting ticket prices for fans heading to the games and the availability of New York Penn Station.

Rideshare delays caused congestion after the World Cup, while NJ Transit managed bus and rail transport effectively for fans heading home.

Fans heading to the World Cup are advised against driving or walking to MetLife Stadium and to use NJ Transit instead.

Protesters are taking a stand for detainees at Delaney Hall, and the implications reach far beyond Newark, especially with the World Cup on the horizon.

New Jersey and New York are investigating FIFA's ticket sale policies for the World Cup after fans reported misleading pricing and seating issues.

Imagine dropping $350 million for the expenses of hosting World Cup matches, only to feel left out of the ticket action. That’s New Jersey right now.

NJ Transit cuts round-trip ticket prices for World Cup fans for a second time thanks to several local and regional corporate partners.

NJ Transit has reduced the price that World Cup spectators will pay for a train ticket from New York Penn Station to the Meadowlands.

High train ticket prices for World Cup fans spark backlash, with state officials urging FIFA to help cover transportation costs for the community.