Members of the Senate and Assembly unanimously created a select committee, but Republicans complained about unequal representation.
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It's an all female Democratic ticket in the gubernatorial race. The candidates, minus the frontrunners, share the spotlight at a forum in Franklin. And the ...
The Department of Treasury found it's $143 million ahead of revised projections, but the Office of Legislative Services says the state could finish the fiscal ...
Republicans blamed Democrats for lingering budget problems while Democrats said Gov. Chris Christie hasn't done enough to help taxpayers.
New Jersey Policy Perspective President Gordon MacInnes says raising the minimum wage would give a boost to the economy because the recipients of the wage ...
Gov. Chris Christie says he is taking the right steps to improve the state while Democrats are just playing politics in their actions.
Assemblyman Declan O'Scanlon says when Democrats use poor revenue numbers to criticize the governor, it makes New Jersey look bad.
Republican Sen. Kip Bateman (R-16) calls for a wait and see approach to the state's economic forecast.
Treasurer Andrew Sidamon-Eristoff sent a letter to Committee Chairman Vincent Prieto informing him that he wouldn't be attending.
Asm. Jon Burzichelli (D-3) said an ongoing examination of revenue coming into the state is necessary as revenue numbers fall short of projections made by ...
The latest revenue projections, which has already been adjusted by OLS twice, doesn’t bode well for the governor, who has predicted a revenue increase of ...
The Office of Legislative Services' latest preliminary state tax revenue numbers show revenues were about $542 million below the Christie Administration's projections.
They may be talking tough, and it may be getting late, but lawmakers say they can get a budget deal done before the end of ...
The State House was buzzing over Gov. Chris Christie's unexpected tirade against OLS Chief Budget Officer David Rosen and Democrats were quick to spring to ...
After OLS Chief Budget Officer David Rosen predicted a much greater revenue shortfall, Gov. Chris Christie lashed out, saying he is a pawn for the ...