NJ Governor Proposes $58.1 Billion Budget That Cuts Spending
On Tuesday, he unveiled a $58.1 billion blueprint for the fiscal year that begins July 1 that caps new discretionary spending. Murphy’s budget proposal for his final term also increases funding for the state’s public transit system and contributes $7.2 billion to its underfunded pensions.
In his final budget address, Governor Phil Murphy is proposing a $58.05 billion plan, with a strong emphasis on preserving ...
The one overarching message of the governor’s budget address was “uncertainty” — a word he used five times, mostly referring ...
The following information was provided by the Office of the Governor: Governor Phil Murphy delivered his ninth and final ...
Gov. Phil Murphy delivered his eighth and final budget address Tuesday. The $58.1 billion spending plan will include a structural deficit.
As the process begins to prepare the state's spending plan, Gov. Phil Murphy's proposal has drawn criticism for its spending and taxes.
New Jersey Democratic Gov. Phil Murphy unveiled the final budget of his two terms in office Tuesday, a nearly $58.1 billion ...
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