Steve Sweeney

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

Senate President Steve Sweeney says goverment reforms will be on the table in next year's budget talks, which means tough choices ahead of state elections.

A small group of protesters blocked a street in Trenton as they continue advocating for state aid to help undocumented immigrants during the pandemic.

To make up for projected declines in revenue projections, the 2021 state operating budget is balanced in part through $4.5 billion in general obligation bonds.

New Jersey business leaders say they were not consulted on a state budget they say will cost New Jersey jobs and result in more businesses closing.

It could be the one of the most unfriendly-to-business budgets in modern history.

It took a worldwide pandemic – plus $500 checks to middle-class families in an election year – to get a millionaires tax back on the books in New Jersey.

The deadline to enact a balanced spending plan is in five weeks, suggesting a period of intense negotiations and hearings are on Trenton's horizon.

The idea is that first responders would be more integrated in the community if they were required to live there for their first five years on the job.

A proposed measure calls for $30 million in federal funds to be used to reimburse restaurants for supplies they bought when they thought they were going to partially reopen indoor dining but the plan was put on hold.