NJ budget won’t get much help from state economy, expert warns
NJ budget won’t get much help from state economy, expert warns (via NJ.com)
TRENTON — New Jersey is in for another year of lackluster economic growth, and the new spending plan Gov. Chris Christie is proposing widens the shortfall in the state budget to $526 million by summer 2015, the state Legislature’s top financial…
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