The state treasurer went before the Senate Budget Committee to defend Gov. Murphy's spending plan. Some legislators like the savings but aren't hot on the ...
Frank Haines
The Office of Legislative Services provided an independent revenue forecast for the Assembly Budget Committee that found revenues are trailing expectations.
Jackpot. Atlantic City gets a new casino to replace the Taj. And the jobs to go with it. But does Hard Rock have a hard ...
During the Assembly Budget Committee hearing, New Jersey Budget Officer Frank Haines said tax revenues were coming in $1.1 billion lower than originally projected for ...
Finger-pointing over budget shortfalls. Income tax revenues lawmakers had banked on didn’t come in. Where will they find an extra $800 million now? Securing critical ...
Members of the Office of Legislative Services and the acting treasurer went before the Senate to discuss the proposed $34.8 billion state budget.
Lawmakers go line-by-line over Christie's nearly $35 billion budget that doesn't include a dime for critical road and bridge repairs. What does it include? Christie's ...