The governor announces a $300 million home buyout program that will give homeowners impacted by Sandy or chronic flooding the option to sell. New Jersey’s unemployment rate dips while state tax collections go up. More construction projects mean more jobs in the Garden State. And they want you back in the Wildwoods.
NJ Today with Mike Schneider: May 16, 2013
NJ Spotlight News | May 16, 2013 | Full Episodes
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