Sheila Oliver

Gov. Phil Murphy proposes property tax rebates starting at $700 and growing to $1,150, including homes with incomes of up to $250,000. Renters get help, too.

The Murphy administration hopes the program helps the state avoid a repeat of the loss of single-family homes to rental property investment firms.

You still may have the power to get your own town included on a list of communities that will eventually share up to $240 million over the next six years in food security funding.

Lt. Gov. Sheila Oliver and Republican challenger Diane Allen debated at Rider University, disagreeing often but at a lower volume than the gubernatorial debate.

For the first time in 10 years, the state will provide funding from its budget to Urban Enterprise Zones. Some benefits will be capped to favor small business.

The “Restorative and Transformative Justice for Youths and Communities” pilot program in Camden, Newark, Paterson and Trenton will cost $8.4 million.

Two months after the public health emergency eventually lifts, evictions that have been on hold since last March will surge. Federal aid can help reduce it.

Gov. Murphy says $190 million will be spent in and around the station to continue the Newark renaissance.

At a Hillsborough brewery, elected officials detailed plans for spending $100 million in federal CARES Act funds.

New Jersey's top Democrats, including the state's highest ranking Black official, have gone on record not supporting calls to "defund the police."