2026 FIFA World Cup

NJ Transit officials meet with community amid $150 World Cup fares
As the World Cup approaches, $150 New Jersey Transit train tickets to get to games at MetLife Stadium are drawing criticism across the region.
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Mexico goalkeeper 'Memo' Ochoa eyes farewell after World Cup
Free World Cup fan zones announced for each NYC borough
World Cup buzz raises hopes, concerns for businesses
Amid $150 World Cup NJT tickets, NYC official proposes ferry option
Schumer says FIFA should cover cost of getting fans to World Cup
NJ Transit says cost of train ticket to World Cup will be $150
NJ Transit to address World Cup ticket prices
Thousands of NYC building workers set to vote to authorize strike
Some NY lawmakers want to loosen alcohol laws during World Cup
Tiempo 4/12/26: NJ hosts summit on safety measures for 2026 World Cup
Part of Penn Station closing for World Cup: What to know
NYC rejects bid to lift Airbnb restrictions during World Cup
More sites announced for World Cup fan festival series
World Cup faces new challenges with Iran war and Mexico violence
Iran's World Cup place in U.S. put in doubt by Middle East conflict
Mexican cartel clashes fuel worries in lead up to World Cup
NJ Gov. Sherrill announces $5 million investment for FIFA World Cup
NJ Transit launches plan to prevent human trafficking during World Cup
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