By Kim Jarrett(The Center Square) – New Jersey’s tax revenues are down just 0.6 percent over the past 13 months when compared to the same 13-month period in the previous year, according to figures released by the state’s Treasury Department.The state…

By Regina M. EgeaYou can’t blame New Jersey residents for being a little jaded, especially when it comes to taxes, tolls and expecting results from their government.A recent poll of residents conducted by Fairleigh Dickinson University, in collaboration with the International Union…

By Regina M. EgeaAs Congress considers a sequel to the CARES Act economic stimulus bill, the pleas for budgetary relief from big-spending states continue to grow louder. While the demands of our governor currently seem far away from the federal…

By Regina EgeaAs Congress considers a sequel to the CARES Act economic stimulus bill, the pleas for budgetary relief from big-spending states continue to grow louder. While the demands of our governor currently seem far away from the federal government’s…

By Thomas J. Healey and Jay WebberGov. Phil Murphy signed a law last week authorizing the State of New Jersey to borrow an additional $10 billion for the unprecedented purpose of covering operating expenses in next year’s budget. The move…

In an interview with NJTV News’ Business Correspondent Rhonda Schaffler, GSI’s president Regina Egea discusses our analysis of New Jersey’s employment report for August. The analysis found the state has experienced a loss of professional jobs over the last year…

Democrats in the state Legislature approved and Gov. Phil Murphy signed a law they believe lets them borrow $10 billion to cover state government spending and impose new taxes to repay the debt.Earlier this year, the state treasurer estimated that…