Page 6 - Murphy Administration News Today

The Murphy Administration, the New Jersey Department of Community Affairs (DCA), and the state’s two shared services czars said in a release issued Tuesday that applications are now being accepted

Gov. Phil Murphy came to office raising taxes on the wealthy or businesses, but now he may raise costs on others.

(The Center Square) — New Jersey Gov. Phil Murphy is being criticized for proposing double-digit fare increases on New Jersey Transit to help plug a post-pandemic deficit at the public

Mayor Fulop, Councilman Solomon, and County Commissioner O'Dea have both come out against a proposed 15% fare hike for NJ Transit riders.

A "significant disparity" exists in New Jersey when it comes to public contracts awarded to minority- and women-owned business, a study has found.

A Murphy Administration scheme to process illegal immigration at Hunterdon County's abandoned Hagedorn Psychiatric Hospital is drawing a strong rebuke from the district's member of Congress. "The state's plan to relocate unvetted illegal migrants at abandoned healthcare facilities in Hunterdon Coun

Many initiatives for more agency transparency were implemented, but some say the board is too passive. And a customer advocate role remains unfilled.

The NJ Legislature swore in their latest class, including Hudson County's delegation that includes 2 new senators and 5 new Assembly members.

Gov. Phil Murphy’s political priorities are hurting New Jersey’s struggling families. We can do better on taxes and affordability.

Two bills — one that reforms the way liquor licenses are administered and another that raises the salaries of lawmakers — passed the NJ Legislature.