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- Trenton Seeks $10M a Year to Offset Revenue Lost on Tax-Exempt State Buildings
- Measure to reinstate ‘Trenton Capital City Aid’ clears Senate committee, looks to have the backing of Murphy administration
- The Provocative Millionaire’s Tax: Its Potential (and Past) in NJ
- Gov. Phil Murphy’s determination to try again for a true millionaire’s tax could make budget negotiations with fellow Democrats difficult. How many of them know the origin of his plan?
- State Budget for 2020: Now It’s the Public’s Turn to Weigh In
- Four legislative hearings on Gov. Phil Murphy’s $38.6B spending plan for the coming fiscal year will be held over the next two weeks
- Are Camden’s Millions in Tax Incentives Benefiting Residents?
- In poor city, praise for the economic opportunity the incentives spur, but some have doubts
- Race Is on to Win Federal ‘Opportunity Zone’ Tax Incentives
- Officials in communities across the state are studying how to jumpstart redevelopment with federal program’s tax breaks
- Business Leaders Say They’re Falling Behind, Need State Help
- Chamber of Commerce head suggests lower taxes, an improved transportation infrastructure, and a lot less regulation required
- With Aid from Trenton Flat, Municipal Officials Foresee Problems
- While inflation has risen 21 percent since mid-2007, total state aid to towns is down almost 11 percent over that time
- Sweeney on Murphy Budget: He’d Like More Savings, No Millionaire’s Tax
- Senate president also presses governor to quadruple planned subsidy for New Jersey Transit, to $100 million
- Revenue Forecast Cut for FY2019 Income Tax, Shortfall Worries Eased
- Administration does more than cut, bumps up corporate business-tax projections by nearly $700 million
- Murphy’s Budget Is $1B Bigger than Last Year’s, Promises $1B in Savings
- Governor’s proposal receives a far less hostile response from fellow Democrats than his budget last year, although they still seem at odds over possible tax hikes
- Watch as Governor Explains His Proposed Fiscal Plan
- If you missed the governor’s speech on his proposed budget — or the political reactions to it — you can catch up here
- Panel Reacts to Governor’s Budget Address
- Different perspectives on Gov. Phil Murphy’s proposed spending and savings plan
- Murphy Hits Brakes on Diversion of Funds from Housing, Energy Programs
- Siphoning of realty-transfer fees had cost affordable housing effort $300 million over last decade
- Details Of What Budget Means for New Jersey’s Schools
- A look at the specifics of a spending plan that boosts aid to districts by more than $200 million and pre-K funding by $68 million
- Health Benefit Savings Play Big Role in Murphy’s Proposal
- Governor says 2020 budget projects $1.1 billion in savings, largely from spending on employee healthcare
- Five Things to Watch for in Governor’s Budget Address Tomorrow
- How will Gov. Phil Murphy navigate the big-ticket items that have caused conflict with many of his fellow Democrats in the Legislature?
- State Moves to Make Sure Private-Sector Employees Save for Retirement
- New Jersey residents are living longer but not putting aside enough money to pay for food, utilities, healthcare, and other necessities
- Dem’s Parking-Tax Proposal Almost Stalls in Assembly, Despite Party’s Majority
- GOP argues that state residents are tired of new taxes. Apparently, some Democrats are listening
- Is NJ’s $1.2B School Transportation System Ripe for Savings?
- School districts spend more each year ferrying pupils than on school administration and capital improvements. A new report suggests big economies are possible
- Motorists Could Face New Tax on Parking In Six NJ Cities
- Assembly committee approves bill allowing local leaders to impose 3.5 percent levy on parking fees, raising revenue to boost safety around mass-transit stations
- Immediate $20M Subsidy for NJ Horseracing Industry, Millions More Possible
- Bipartisan support as governor signs legislation to help preserve industry’s ‘competitive edge.’ Potential for another $80 million over the next four years
- NJ Seeks Advisor For Potential Deals Involving State Assets
- Bridges, buildings, roads, parks all to be evaluated for their potential to help plug the hole in funding of New Jersey’s pension system
- Comptroller’s Words on Tax Incentives Go Down Better than Governor’s
- At a hearing yesterday, the State Comptroller painted a nuanced picture of New Jersey’s big tax-incentive programs that lawmakers — who support the programs — seemed to like
- Lawmakers Approve Mechanism to Support Arts Through Property Taxes
- Measure OK’d by the Assembly would allow local governments to create dedicated tax levy for local artistic and cultural projects, pending voter approval
- To Cheers, Murphy Signs $15 Minimum-Wage Measure
- Amid celebration, concerns are raised that wage boost could have ‘unintended consequences’ for some workers
- $15 Minimum Wage on Verge of Becoming Law in New Jersey
- Governor says he’ll sign compromise measure approved in Legislature yesterday elevating wages of low-paid workers nearly 70 percent by 2024
- Investing Garden State’s Public Retirement Funds in Other States’ Farms
- NJ pension officials finalizing $100 million stake in private-equity fund that specializes in buying and leasing farmland in West, Midwest and Mississippi Delta
- A River of Cash: Analyzing NJ’s Multibillion-Dollar Revenue Streams
- A new report calculates the billions of dollars that flow through the layers of government in the Garden State annually
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