Political observers often view the start of a governor’s third year as the unofficial beginning of a reelection campaign

Senate President Steve Sweeney, who created the original reform group, says state’s deep fiscal woes require constant attention

Governor, other officials applaud credit boost, but Moody’s also warns resort remains too dependent on casino industry

Voters have signed off on some of the bond issues, but not on $500 million in new debt for NJ Transit upgrades

The bill would let municipalities establish a special property tax to pay for a range of programs — if local voters gave go-ahead

Instead of clean slate, unresolved questions about millionaires tax, sales tax, corporate tax breaks and public-worker pensions ensure last year’s concerns carry over into 2020

Battle continues between governor and fellow Democrats in Legislature over future of tax incentive programs

Edison, Elizabeth, Jersey City, Newark, Paterson, and Woodbridge could impose a 3.5% tax; Republicans say it’s more of the same from tax-inclined Democrats

The struggle to free New Jersey from Trump’s $10,000 SALT cap continues on another front, so-called pass-through entities

Senate president promises that a new revenue source for the beleaguered people mover will be identified by February