Agreement between governor and Senate President Steve Sweeney would require special legislative committee to OK the borrowing

Report shines light on New Jersey Economic Development Authority's ‘permissive’ culture for vetting applications for corporate tax breaks

In final report, team also addresses enhancing administrative oversight and transparency, refers more than $500 million in tax breaks to EDA for review

Savings of hundreds of millions of dollars have been touted, but the Murphy administration has refused requests for background information underlying some of the projections

Highly placed Dems like Senate Majority Leader Weinberg also raise concerns about the Legislature's recently enacted stopgap spending bill

Administration says ‘no,’ but paragraph buried in 110-page budget extension suggests that private developers could help counterbalance some COVID-19 deficits

With more than $2 billion in funding obligations deferred until October, what now — tax hikes, spending cuts?

In their first in-person vote since the start of the pandemic, lawmakers easily pass three-month spending measure

Lawmakers plan final votes Monday on a three-month spending plan needed after COVID-19 lockdown stalled state economy

[Updated: June 26, 2020] Lawmakers add money for higher ed, labor department tech problems, but keep Murphy cuts to property-tax programs; GOP members complain about ...