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POLITICO Get the New Jersey Playbook newsletter Email Sign Up By signing up you agree to receive email newsletters or updates from POLITICO and you agree to our privacy policy and terms of service. You can unsubscribe at any time and you can contact us here. This sign-up form is protected by reCAPTCHA and the Google Privacy Policy and Terms of Service apply. Presented by Ørsted The state’s largest city is embarking on its guaranteed income experiment. Newark Mayor Ras Baraka took to the ste...

June is the cruelest month in Maine Contributed • May 11, 2021 By V. Paul Reynolds Before Covid, and the mandatory wearing of the cussed masks and all of the state-imposed protocols, April used to be the cruelest month in Maine, as T. By V. Paul Reynolds Before Covid, and the mandatory wearing of the cussed masks and all of the state-imposed protocols, April used to be the cruelest month in Maine, as T.S. Eliot understood. It was the cruelest month because, after a long, unrelenting w...

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NJ plan would pay drivers for NYC congestion toll Published  The Lincoln Tunnel is seen from New Jersey. (File/FOX5NY) PARAMUS, N.J. - Some New Jersey lawmakers are turning their ire over New Yorks plan to charge motorists an additional toll for entering midtown Manhattan into action they say will blunt some of the impact — with out-of-state drivers footing the bill. On Monday, they announced legislation that would charge non-New Jersey motorists an additional fee when they cross from New J...

Some NJ lawmakers consider tax to counteract NYCs congestion pricing plan © Provided by RADIO.COM NJ Tolls PARAMUS, N.J. (WCBS 880) — Several New Jersey lawmakers on Monday announced a possible plan to counteract New York City’s proposed congestion pricing plan. According to the lawmakers, including Congressman Josh Gottheimer, the legislation in New York City is unfairly targeting New Jersey commuters, who regularly drive into Manhattan for work. The lawmakers have spoken out against co...

NJ legislation would pay drivers for NYC congestion toll Follow Us Question of the Day By DAVID PORTER - Associated Press - Monday, May 10, 2021 PARAMUS, N.J. (AP) - Some New Jersey lawmakers are turning their ire over New York’s plan to charge motorists an additional toll for entering midtown Manhattan into action they say will blunt some of the impact - with out-of-state drivers footing the bill. On Monday, ...

New Jersey is not New York Citys piggy bank: NJ lawmakers fight NY congestion toll Replay Video UP NEXT PARAMUS — Lawmakers are vowing to fight back against a proposed New York City congestion toll with a fee of New Jerseys own that would tax out-of-state drivers going to the city. U.S. Rep. Josh Gottheimer, D-Wyckoff, said new legislation is in the works to add what he called a sales tax at every New Jersey/New York crossing, and tolls for all non-New Jersey residents. The New York cong...

NorthJersey.com PARAMUS — Lawmakers are vowing to fight back against a proposed New York City congestion toll with a fee of New Jerseys own that would tax out-of-state drivers  going to the city. U.S. Rep. Josh Gottheimer, D-Wyckoff, said new legislation is in the works to add what he called a sales tax at every New Jersey/New York crossing, and tolls for all non-New Jersey residents. The New York congestion plan would impose a toll on motorists driving into Manhattan below 60th Street d...

Press Releases Gottheimer, Lagana, Tully, Swain Announce New NJ State Proposal to Combat New York’s Congestion Tax Scheme May 10, 2021, 2:26 pm | in Gottheimer, Lagana, Tully, Swain Announce New NJ State Proposal to Combat New York’s Congestion Tax Scheme State Proposal Would Help Jersey Commuters Afford New York’s Regressive & Outrageous Congestion Tax New Fee on Out-of-State Drivers at Bridges, Tunnels into NYC NORTH JERSEY — Today, U.S. Congressman Josh Gotth...

Get ready for a ‘Jersey style’ fight if NYC enacts plan to tax our drivers, legislators warn Updated May 10, 2021; A Jersey-style fight that federal and state legislators threatened against New York City’s congestion pricing plan — that could charge drivers a fee up to $3,000 in addition to tolls to drive in lower Manhattan — looks like it’s on. Three state lawmakers fired back Monday, vowing to introduce legislation that would tax out-of-state drivers entering New Jersey on Port A...