Three New Jersey school districts are asking voters to approve more than $300 million in borrowing on September 15, and property taxes are on the line.
Jersey City faces a $255 million budget crisis, prompting Mayor Solomon to push for a tax hike while battling criticism from suburban residents about fiscal fairness and past mismanagement.
Ringwood and West Orange are buzzing over hefty payouts for unused leave, with residents demanding transparency amid rising taxes and debt. Former officials’ compensations are raising eyebrows across the towns.
With many seniors packing up and leaving New Jersey, the state is stepping in with some real financial help. Stay tuned for the latest on this critical support.
With over 40 years away from New Jersey, ExxonMobil's move to Texas marks a bold shift. What does this say about the future of business in the Lone Star State?