John Reitmeyer

Low-income residents could receive financial training at state-funded empowerment centers if approved by Gov. Murphy.

A new report by NJ’s top lobbying watchdog indicates lobbying activity hit an all-time high during pandemic, 2022 budget planning.

Key legislative leaders are open to continuing parental rebates; it’s unclear if state would still mail checks or switch to direct credits.

New Jersey’s reputation as a high-tax state is well established, but a new look at the numbers reveals it may not be accurate.

After years of being underfunded, New Jersey’s public-worker pension fund has greatly improved. Take a look at the returns.

Nearly $4 billion was put into a debt-relief fund for New Jersey, but none of the money has yet been used. Republicans are getting antsy.

Gov. Murphy increased state pension funding and set up a new fund to address NJ’s big debt burden. But the rainy-day fund is empty.

In their second face-to-face encounter, Democratic Gov. Phil Murphy and GOP challenger Jack Ciattarelli clarify their different policies.

While first-quarter state tax collections were up by more than 30%, there are big tax breaks for retirement income and college savings ahead.

People with New Jersey E-ZPass accounts now have a new way to keep track of the tolls they’re being charged.