In 2023, Governor Phil Murphy (middle) gives a speech at the New Jersey Statehouse in Trenton. State Senate President Nick Scutari (right) and Speaker Craig Coughlin (left) are behind him.NJ Advance Media’s Michael Mancuso for NJ.com
With just one week left before the deadline, NJ Advance Media has learned that Gov. Phil Murphy and legislative leaders are settling on a new state budget that would raise taxes on cigarettes, million-dollar homes, and online gaming in New Jersey, but not on bowling, batting cages, or laser tag, as was initially suggested.
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