Month: July 2021

New Jersey is spending $2 million on “experiential housing advocacy programs” to provide free legal services to low- and moderate-income tenants who need housing help.

A state senator is calling for New Jersey to step up its fight with New York over taxing remote workers, and he’s looking to Washington for help.

Legislation aimed at limiting lead exposure in New Jersey could result in a multibillion dollar replacement of water pipes across the state.

A New Jersey lawmaker says the state needs more transparency in its budget process, deriding this year’s approach as harried, completed in the shadows and lacking the opportunity for substantiative public input.

New Jersey’s unemployment rate increased by 0.1% to 7.3%, and at the current rate of recovery, the jobs lost amid the COVID-19 pandemic will not be recovered for another two years, a new analysis found.