Chris Christie to reduce pension payments to fill $800M NJ budget gap
Chris Christie to reduce pension payments to fill $800M NJ budget gap (via NJ.com)
TRENTON — Gov. Chris Christie today announced plans to reduce two key payments scheduled for the state’s pension system for public workers — an emergency move that could trigger lawsuits and further downgrades of the state’s credit rating but solves…
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