LIVE coverage begins at 2 p.m. for NJTV News and NJ Spotlight reporting of Gov. Phil Murphy's FY 2021 Budget Address.
Budget Address
Ahead of governor's FY2021 budget address, businesses fear higher taxes are coming
Gov. Phil Murphy is anxious to avoid fare increases, and Wednesday repeated the guarded promise from his proposed spending plan which offered a $100 million ...
On Wednesday, Murphy acknowledged the atmosphere surrounding him and Democratic leaders has improved.
NJTV News correspondents and guests Analilia Mejia and former Lt. Gov. Kim Guadagno provide commentary on Gov. Phil Murphy's 2020 budget address.
Gov. Phil Murphy says he expects to close out the new budget with a surplus of about $1 billion.
NJTV News provides live coverage of Gov. Phil Murphy’s 2020 budget address.
Legislative leaders were briefed on the budget Monday afternoon by treasury officials.
At a nearly hour-long off the record sit down with reporters after dinner, the governor gave less, not more, on speculation that a new millionaire's ...
Jim Fakult and Marjorie Perry discuss the current and future business climate in New Jersey.
The annual jaunt from Newark to Washington D.C. is a fairly reliable barometer of what decision makers are thinking and talking about.
The undercurrent to legislation carried over from 2018 is the still-dicey dynamic between the governor and Sweeney, which they still insist is a figment of ...
For this fiscal year, Gov. Phil Murphy and the Legislature raised taxes by $1.4 billion, and many legislative leaders are opposed to raising them again.
Murphy painted some broad strokes in his budget address, but the details have yet to be revealed.
Deignan says the state has to pay for the investments it wants, while O'Scanlon says the state can't afford to fund those priorities.
Despite news from Republicans in Trenton about a healthy surplus, a tax hike feels like it's in the air for tomorrow's budget address.
NJTV News provides live coverage of Gov. Phil Murphy’s 2019 budget address.
Next week is an important one for the Garden State, as Gov. Murphy delivers his first budget address.
Sweeney says the state can count on $2.9 billion from the federal government though a tax on C corporations.
One of New Jersey’s biggest political and business events occurred this week as legislators, lobbyists, business leaders and others boarded the Chamber train to Washington ...