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| 3 states plan lawsuit challenging constitutionality of tax law cap on state and local deduction The governors of New York, New Jersey and Connecticut said Friday they are forming a multistate coalition to sue the Trump administration over the 2017 tax bill, challenging the constitutionality of a provision that limits Americans' ability to deduct their state and local taxes from their federal bill. The law ...
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| 2 Men Linked to Record Seizure of Fentanyl Get Prison Terms They were among four men who were charged after nearly 100 pounds (45 kilograms) of the synthetic opioid was seized by the New Jersey State Police in North Bergen and Willingboro last June. The charges against one of the other suspects were dropped this week, while the other man remains a ...
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| Company postpones public presentation for new Liberty State Park marina JERSEY CITY -- Suntex Marinas, the company seeking to build a new 45-acre marina in Liberty State Park, has postponed a public hearing that was scheduled for Tuesday, Jan. 30. The presentation was set to be held at the Liberty House restaurant, but after a request from officials with the state ...
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Murphy to reverse Christie handgun policy Murphy, a Democrat, also pledged to "explore every legal option" to challenge a federal bill that, if it became law, would require New Jersey to honor concealed carry permits from other states. The so-called "concealed carry reciprocity" measure was passed in December by the House of Representatives ...
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| These 2 states killed their estate tax in 2018 Yet there's been a trend toward less estate taxation at the state level as well, and at the beginning of 2018, residents of two states -- New Jersey and Delaware -- saw the estate taxes in their states disappear. Below, we'll look at the reasons why those states did what they did, as well as why New Jersey ...
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| New Bills Could Have Big Impact On New Jersey Students TRENTON (CBS) — A New Jersey senator is co-sponsoring a pair of bills that would effect some of the state's youngest students. One would require all schools to provide full-day kindergarten, while the other would make recess periods a requirement through the fifth-grade. Both bills have previously ...
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