New Jersey Gov. Phil Murphy delivered his second State of the State address in Trenton on Tuesday.
TRENTON, NJ—New Jersey Gov. Phil Murphy in his State of the State address on Tuesday proposed a number of economic development and tax initiatives, including a millionaire's tax and a jobs training program called "Jobs NJ" as well as a plan to fix its much-maligned economic incentive program.
Another key business-related focus of the Murphy Administration will be improving NJ Transit. In his second State of the State address, Murphy said he is not giving up on enacting a "Millionaire's Tax" to ease the property tax burden on the state's middle-class and seniors and to help fund the state's public school system.
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