Budget and Finance Writer at NJ Spotlight News
John Reitmeyer is a Budget and Finance Writer at NJ Spotlight News. He covers a range of topics including elections, government, politics, and public policy, with a focus on finance and regional interests. His work has been featured in CDC Gaming Reports, NJ Spotlight News, NJ Cannabis Insider, Bernardsville News, and MyVeronaNJ.com.
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John Reitmeyer's coverage is strongly focused on government announcements, legal policy regulation, and citing data. His articles primarily revolve around New Jersey-specific government policies, taxes, transportation, and budget issues. He appears to be particularly interested in local politics and finance.
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By: John Reitmeyer
Mental health service could broaden with bigger budget infusion, though governor is mindful of affordability
By: John Reitmeyer
Weeks before lawmakers must approve an annual state budget, Republicans are pitching cost-saving proposals and urging majority Democrats to take a look.
The state constitution allows a governor to cancel some planned spending -- and gives lawmakers a chance to get it through anyway
NJ renters may score enhanced tax break in affordability push
Even Murphy, a Democrat, wanted more scrutiny of lawmakers' last-minute requests, and a Republican bill would increase transparency
By: John Reitmeyer
Palantir Technologies, whose AI is useful to immigration agents, remains in portfolio as critics insist on divestment
By: John Reitmeyer
Sherrill, legislative leaders announce full pension payment, expanded child tax credit, cut in deficit ahead of July 1 deadline
Lawmakers now drafting the legislation that will become state government’s next annual budget are flexing powers of the purse solely held by New Jersey’s Legislature.
Researchers attributed the unhoused population rise to high home prices, a shortage of affordable housing and federal funding changes
By: John Reitmeyer
Según un informe, los hogares deben ganar al menos $40 por hora para poder pagar el alquiler de un apartamento de dos habitaciones y otros gastos
