POLITICSJun 30 · 14:17 UTCGOTHAMISTMichael Sol Warren, Tiffany Hanssen

Jersey City plans smaller tax hikes after NJ lawmakers approve $120M bailout

Jersey City Mayor James Solomon has revised his proposed tax increase to 15% from an initial 20% following New Jersey lawmakers' approval of a $120M bailout. The adjustment reflects a scaled-back approach to budget planning.

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