BUDGET ADDRESS

Governor Chris Christie's plan to cut income taxes by 10% across-the-board over three years is meeting with mixed reviews to say the least.

Leading Democrats wasted no time Tuesday is blasting Governor Chris Christie's State Budget Address, most notably his proposal for a 10% across-the-board income tax cut phased in over three years.

Yesterday, before a joint session of the State legislature Governor Chris Christie delivered his Fiscal Year 2013 State Budget Address.

Senate President Steve Sweeney was among democrats who could not get to a microphone fast enough to tear Governor Christie's budget proposal apart.

Perhaps he knew this was a fight he could not win.

Governor Chris Christie's proposed $32.1 billion budget keeps state aid at last year's levels but increases aid to public schools and colleges.

Stepping aside from the money issues for a short while during Tuesday's budget address, Governor Chris Christie announced a plan to improve the quality and coordination of certain government services.

Dino Flammia, Townsquare Media Governor Christie delivered his budget address to a joint session of the legislature at the Statehouse attracting attention from all sides.

Governor Christie will deliver his Fiscal Year 2013 State Budget Address today before a special joint session of the legislature. This will be Christie's third budget message.

The spectacle known as the New Jersey budget process begins today.