property taxes

Governor Christie hasn't officially announced yet that he'll seek a second term next year, but during his most recent town hall meeting in Elmwood Park, he sure sounded like a candidate running for re-election.

Governor Chris Christie insists New Jersey 2% cap on property tax increases is working. Critics say Christie is misleading the public. One lawmaker is pushing legislation that would establish a task force to study the issue.

Now that the Republican National Convention has wrapped up in Florida, Governor Christie heads back to the Garden State, with several items on his agenda.

With what has generally been accepted as a wildly successful keynote address at the Republican National Convention, Governor Chris Christie heads back to New Jersey with a very full 'to-do' list.

Governor Christie is strongly urging Garden State lawmakers to pass legislation to end user-fees imposed by towns - with no grandfather clause.

New Jersey's 2 percent property tax cap took effect at the start of last year, but is it really working?

Imagine if you could lower your property tax while increasing your police force? That’s a reality that was rejected in Somerset County.

There are two bills active in the New Jersey legislature that would deal with property tax issues.

The Great Recession ended years ago, but New Jersey towns continue their battles to craft a balanced budget. Still recovering from the worst housing collapse since the Great Depression, mayors and local governing bodies attempt to provide as much as possible for as little as possible.

New Jersey's state budget is signed, but the spin about it is continuing.