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- Dollar Signs and Smiles All Round After First Three Months of Sports Betting
- Gamblers in New Jersey bet close to $100 million on sporting events last month. Operators and lawmakers salivate at prospect of growing revenue
- How to Boost Jersey Shore Tourism: End State Diversion of Revenue for a Start
- If the region wants to extend its season, it needs more events, better marketing, and improved transportation — and the state to stop siphoning off hotel-room taxes
- GOP Rub SALT in Wound, Push for Permanent Cap on Tax Deduction
- Adding to woe for New Jerseyans, IRS undercuts Murphy administration’s attempt to help taxpayers get around federal limit on deduction for state and local taxes
- Tech and Aviation Center at Atlantic City Airport Can’t Get off Ground
- Murphy CV of lawmakers’ plan to offer tax incentives to attract industry to area once again earns the ire of Sweeney, one of the sponsors of proposed measure
- NJ’s Missing Apprentices: State Urged to Do More to Increase their Number
- New Jersey compares poorly with other states when it comes to supporting apprenticeship programs. Report urges policymakers to introduce robust incentives
- NJ Gas Tax Likely to Increase Because Revenue Is Coming Up Short of Target
- Final decision a couple of weeks away, but tax is likely to be raised by a few pennies to maintain the Transportation Trust Fund
- Gearing Up for the Future: New Jersey Gets its First Innovation Chief
- Veteran of Obama administration, tech and academic worlds, is given job of harnessing tech to update government in New Jersey
- Trump Tariffs Squeeze New Jersey Manufacturers, Disrupt Supply Chain
- The tariffs ‘have been pretty much a nightmare,’ one executive tells lawmakers, who want to help but are not able to do much to protect local industry
- Tougher Ethics Rules for Council that Guides Public Pension Investments
- Questions raised about some previous decisions have led to new restrictions on panel that determines broad strategies and asset allocation for public-worker pension system
- Cut Public-Worker Benefits, Merge School Districts — Sweeney Panel Recommends
- Commission assembled by Senate President proposes aggressive measures to address New Jersey’s fiscal problems. Teachers union responds in the negative, governor noncommital
- Princeton Merger Pays Off in Property-Tax Slowdown, Better Services
- Five years after borough and township consolidated, officials say homeowners and municipality have saved money, and services have improved
- Budget Breakdown: What’s Driving Big Boost in Transportation Spending?
- NJTV News special report on state budget examines transportation’s allocation with NJ Spotlight’s John Reitmeyer
- Make Extra Mortgage Payments, Get a New State Tax Credit
- Homeowners in high-cost New Jersey could get a small NJ tax break as GOP still pushes for federal tax changes harmful to the state
- Meadowlands Hotel-Room Tax Quietly Expanded Beyond Former Strict Limits
- In little noticed move, tax broadened to cover all hotels in 14 district towns, not just those located within environmentally sensitive area
- Budget Breakdown: The Billions Spent on Education
- In the second special NJTV News report on Garden State budget, NJ Spotlight’s John Reitmeyer looks at the single biggest spending item, $15 billion on education
- Sweeney Maneuvers to Strip Governor of Key Budget Power, Denies It’s Hostile
- Governor has sole authority to certify revenues. But, if Senate President is successful, that won’t be the case for much longer
- ‘Sin Taxes’ Are Unlikely to Deliver Revenue Bonanza to New Jersey
- Lawmakers in NJ recently enacted new taxes on e-cigarettes and sports betting. Analysis suggests the new taxes won’t do much for state coffers
- Extra Homestead Credit in Pipeline, But Budget Ploy Keeps Lid on Amount
- Homeowners who waited in vain for full NJ property-tax credit in May will get a makeup credit. But state has ways to keep lid on what’s paid out
- NJ Tax-Incentive Programs Under Microscope — High Cost of Camden Jobs Noted
- State should reform how it gives job-creation tax incentives to businesses, suggests new report that underscores high price tag for Camden jobs
- Budget Breakdown: How Will New Spending Plan Affect Public Pensions?
- In first of a series of reports on NJTV News about the state budget, NJ Spotlight’s John Reitmeyer examines implications for public pension system
- Murphy Administration Hopes to Save on Cost of Public-Worker Benefits
- Renewed focus in Trenton on price tag of health insurance, as troubled pension system also expected to come in for more scrutiny
- Senate Inaction Leaves Empty Seats on Critical State Investment Council
- Panel deals with $78.6 billion public pension system, but governor’s eight nominees have yet to get a hearing
- NJ Ranks Last Among States for Cost of Doing Business, but Other Signs Are Positive
- Low mark for Garden State is cause for concern. On the bright side: high marks in education, diversity, access to capital
- Budget Earmarks Funds to Build Affordable Homes in NJ — at Last
- While significant sum still allowed to be diverted, $15 million has been put aside specifically for constructing homes
- What’s In the Budget and How Will it Affect You?
- Who wins? Who loses? Who pays more? Who gets a break? Who takes a hit? Where in the budgetary details is the devil?
- Sweeney, Coughlin Show Governor Their Power in Budget Fight
- Yes, Murphy got funding for nearly all his spending priorities. But he had to give up one of his core pledges, a millionaires tax, among other concessions to his fellow Democrats
- Last-Minute Budget Deal Allows NJ To Avoid Government Shutdown
- Final agreement on millionaires' and corporate tax boosts spending on education, property tax relief
- Will Democrats Public Brawling Over Budget Hurt the Party Down the Road?
- Some pundits say clash was inevitable, the result of an inexperienced governor taking on powerful, ambitious legislative leaders
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