shared services

Governor Chris Christie has started a new round of town halls with a brand new slogan, the "Christie Middle Class Reform Agenda."

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Governor Chris Christie says one of his priorities this fall is to sign legislation that would encourage towns to share services.

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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.

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In Galloway Township, some municipal employees are being asked to take voluntary layoffs to avoid other town employees losing their jobs.

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

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During a special economic summit at Rutgers University in New Brunswick, municipal leaders from across the Garden State were told additional belt-tightening measure may soon have to be taken, because the economic come-back is moving in slow motion.

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As we first reported earlier this week, the New Jersey Senate will not be taking its traditional summer-long vacation this year.

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Typically, Trenton becomes a ghost town after a Governor signs the State Budget into law. Legislators scramble back to their districts to begin their summer-long vacations.

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Legislative leaders in the State Senate and the Assembly have put forth tax reduction plans for the coming fiscal year - and so has Governor Christie, but what's the best way to lower Jersey's highest-in-the-nation property taxes permanently?

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Legislation that would ease the financial burden on New Jersey towns looking to consolidate was approved by the state Senate Thursday.

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