Gateway Development Corporation Trustee Jerry Zaro says it's not just the 200,000 daily commuters who travel the crumbling, century-old train tunnel under the Hudson River ...
homeowners
After tallying up the dollars, the NJCPA found most of the property tax levy goes to schools.
Even though Murphy signed a law authorizing the workaround, the state warned it “makes no representations with respect to how the IRS will treat property ...
While Republicans celebrated their "historic" tax bill, homeowners in high property tax states panicked and called their accountants.
Planned cuts put Meals on Wheels on the chopping block and has a senator serving meals and optimism about his legal challenges. The House pulls ...
NJ Spotlight reporter John Reitmeyer talks about the status of various property tax programs in New Jersey and what changes could come from a new ...
The state government reimburses seniors and low-income homeowners on their property taxes under a program known as the Homestead Benefit. However, the tax credit is ...
It's deadline day for Gov. Christie to sign into law -- or let languish -- 158 bills representing the work of an entire legislative session. ...
The Revel casino looking to scrap the $95 million deal to sell. Jersey City's chromium cleanup controversy. HIV/AIDS hits hardest among African-Americans. And your ad ...
Property Valuation Committee of the State Bar Association Co-Chair David Wolfe says that property taxes in New Jersey continue to increase because they are a ...
Governor Christie shows he's tough on crime. His veto pen to block a Sports Betting Bill. And a ban on trucking fracking waste across the ...
Those enrolled in the Homestead program were supposed to receive their annual property tax credit in August but it has been pushed back to next ...
It was the insurance industry’s turn to brief a legislative committee on its storm performance and the fallout on the issues raised.
According to the Mortgage Bankers Association, New Jersey has now surpassed Nevada in the rate of homeowners with seriously delinquent loans.
Homeowners who were in foreclosure during 2009 and 2010 will be able to have their file reviewed by an independent third party for errors.