For 30 years, New Jersey Reporter has provided perceptive coverage, in-depth analysis, and pragmatic solutions to New Jersey’s most pressing problems – and we have often been there first on issues that matter. That has been – and will remain – our mission.
We were the first to project a multi-billion deficit in the FY 2002 budget and offered real solutions that found their way into the budget – and will do so again when we resume publication next month.

We proposed a hotel-motel tax to provide a stable source of funding for tourism, history, the arts and municipal aid in March 2002, then convened a working group that helped bring about its implementation in June 2003.
We wrote the first in-depth profile of Jon Corzine, and it is still a must-read today. So is The Trenton Rule Book: A Machiavellian Primer For New State Government Officials. And our recent December 6 Epicenter Conference drew on our Emeritus Board to bring together a former governor, Supreme Court justice, Senate president and Assembly speaker to offer seasoned advice to the new governor.

We followed our cover stories on the needs of New Jersey’s higher education system, on the DEP’s unprecedented use of Natural Resource Damage claims, and on the life-and-death crisis in health care quality with highly praised Epicenter Conferences in 2003 and 2004.
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