Moody’s downgraded Trenton’s debt and issued a negative outlook
Moody’s
More than 760,000 NJ households are eligible for a rebate check of up to $500 from the state Treasury
The ratings agency raised its outlook to stable, from negative, citing the state’s better than expected revenues, as well as the fact that the additional ...
In NJ, 487,000 unemployed workers are currently receiving benefits through one of two federal unemployment programs. Those programs have not been extended by Congress. But ...
Retail faced an uncertain future in 2020 and then the pandemic hit, throwing the industry into a tailspin.
A deep dive into retail and this week's top business headlines
The city says new emergency equipment will save millions in costs of private vendors.
And what a long budget season it is shaping up to be.
This was a week for optimism for anyone doing business in the New Jersey’s largest city
Christie talked about Sandy recovery efforts, possible changes to flood insurance and the state’s pension crisis in Seaside Heights.
The Trump budget cuts funding to map a changing shoreline. How to calculate flood risks without it? Gov. Christie weighs in on that as he ...
Credit ratings agency Moody's says the plan to replenish the Transportation Trust Fund will bring challenges to the state going forward. Assemblyman John Wisniewski opposes ...
Hospitalized bombing suspect Ahmad Rahimi arraigned on state charges, including five counts of the attempted murder of a police officer. Federal charges to come. Preliminary ...
The New Jersey Supreme Court ruled 6-1 that cost-of-living adjustments for public workers aren’t guaranteed. That’s $13 billion retirees won’t get back.
A state Supreme Court ruling has retirees fuming. It means their pension incomes won't rise to meet rising costs. Another school funding formula redo for ...
Assemblyman Declan O'Scanlon wants to keep requiring pension payments but on an annual basis instead of quarterly, overhaul public-sector health benefits to make the pension ...
It's an historic primary. New Jersey voters have propelled the first female to the top of a major party ticket. A new proposal to ensure ...
The Senate Appropriations Committee heard from Department of Community Affairs Commissioner Charles Richman about how Atlantic City's financial situation came to be.
It could be a blueprint for Congress -- New Jersey lawmakers quickly act on the governor's Supreme Court nomination. The state commissioner who would take ...
When the state's in financial stress, state institutions get squeezed. It's happening in higher ed where costs are already soaring. Counting the homeless. Fewer are ...