Murphy signs law exempting combat pay from NJ income tax
Pay that residents earn while in combat zones won't be subject to the state's income tax as well.
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National Coffee Day: Where to get free coffee in NJ Tuesday, 9/29
There are lots of offers, but many are connected to membership in rewards clubs and apps.
People keep putting 'Trump' (and other surprises) on NJ resumes
Also: Most employers don't care if you know Klingon.
NJ budget and tax hikes approved, borrowing OK comes Monday
State lawmakers approved a $32.7 billion, nine-month spending plan and more than $700 million in higher taxes Thursday
That's a wrap: Pandemic shuts ShowRoom Cinema theaters for good
Murphy's executive orders closed all movie theaters in New Jersey on March 16 and did not lift the order until Sept. 4
Johnson & Johnson starts late-stage study of single-shot vaccine
A handful of other vaccines in the U.S. — including shots made by Moderna Inc. and Pfizer Inc. — and others in other countries are already in final-stage testing.
Are stores in NJ doomed this pandemic holiday season?
In a year like no other, holiday shopping will be dramatically different.
Borrowing up, spending up, taxes up in NJ's revised budget
The state plans to borrow $4.5 billion to balance its budget and boost its surplus to $2.5 billion. Spending is higher than Gov. Phil Murphy had pitched.
NJ child care tuition assistance program accepting applications
Applications must be submitted by December 31 at childcare.nj.gov by families with children age 5-13.
NJ has highest debt per taxpayer in the nation, report finds
The COVID-19 health crisis should only make things worse.