Sweeney says his party can't negotiate budget with Christie, unions ponder constitutional amendment to force full pension payments
Report from Volcker Alliance knocks state for diverting clean-energy funds, skipping and shortchanging pension payments
State argues that $600 million paid to private investment managers last year is on the money, but unions argue it’s way out of line
Changes to tax structure could put small businesses and large corporations on same footing, according to just-released report
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With private money managers investing about 30 percent of funds in state’s pension system, committee wants to know if ‘alternative investments’ are paying off
Lawmakers argue that capping the tax on big-boat buys helps state compete with Florida and New York, which already offer similar incentives
If state Supreme Court orders full payment of $2.25 billion, it would more than double the previous highest amount kicked in by Gov. Jon Corzine’s ...
Governor’s own law gives him seven years to get pension payments in line, but he says he needs 10. What he’s not saying is how ...
It seems impossible in a state with some of the highest property taxes in the country, but the way the money is divvied up could ...
If state’s top court finds for public workers in pension litigation, administration might have to cut into large programs like education, healthcare
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