(NJ Spotlight News)Pending bill would rewrite changes made to bolster pension fund
(NJ Spotlight News)Pending bill would rewrite changes made to bolster pension fund
(AP Photo/Alex Brandon, File)It depends on the outcome of his upcoming trial, possible court appeals and bipartisan legislation
(AP Photo/Julio Cortez)GOP lawmakers call for strengthening of pension forfeiture law

Police, firefighters, EMS could retire after 20 years with a reduced pension
NJ Spotlight NewsProperty-tax relief, full state pension payment, sales-tax holiday, record surplus

One school district has decided on early dismissal for the next four weeks

The budget proposal made significant investments in areas like education, infrastructure and health care while adding no new taxes.

The state Labor Department says those who are unemployed will begin receiving the $300 in supplemental federal benefits early next week.

Facing a pandemic-sized budget hole, Gov. Phil Murphy unveiled a spending plan for the rest of FY2021 that would borrow $4 billion and raise taxes ...

Business Correspondent Rhonda Schaffler brings you today's New Jersey business news.

Business Correspondent Rhonda Schaffler brings you today's New Jersey business news.

Business Correspondent Rhonda Schaffler brings you today's New Jersey business news.

Senate President Steve Sweeney spoke with Chief Political Correspondent Michael Aron to discuss a variety of issues, from working with the NJEA on teacher benefits ...

The governor unveiled his plan for spending your tax dollars.

Correspondent Joanna Gagis brings you today's New Jersey business news.
(NJ Spotlight News)Doug Steinhardt, the chair of New Jersey's Republican Party, reacts to Murphy's State of the State address.

A coalition of trade groups, employers and businesses announce the formation of the state’s first Economic Development and Advisory Council.

According to Steinhardt, the $38.7 billion budget did nothing to stop the state’s pension crisis, save on spending, or provide any meaningful tax relief.

Sweeney presented his "Path to Progress" recommendations to members of the New Jersey Business and Industry Association at their headquarters in Trenton.

Gov. Phil Murphy says he expects to close out the new budget with a surplus of about $1 billion.