Budget
COVID-19 replaced daily commutes to New York with telecommuting from home offices in New Jersey. Lawmakers are saying residents should be taxed where they work
Senior citizens seeking property tax relief have until Dec. 31 to apply for the program.
Industry experts predicted the move would cost jobs while harming investors
Legislative rules require lawmakers to disclose budget requests and once again they are not immediately making them public
September numbers are down from last year as state recoils from COVID-19 shutdown
In moves rarely noticed by the public, New Jersey lawmakers use language to make cuts, lower benefits and more
The gas tax on both regular and diesel fuel is going up 9.3 cents a gallon. In a matter of just four years, New Jersey ...
State officials stress that pension checks to retirees are under no threat despite the sagging returns
What $32.7 billion spending plan means for taxes, borrowing, credit rating and the potential for reforms — including of public-worker benefits
Gov. Phil Murphy signed the state’s revised nine-month budget bill Tuesday with historic spending
Will governor’s concessions to get millionaires tax and more than $4 billion borrowing plan put public-employee benefits on table, just where Senate president wants them?
