Tax increases, record editions, in Murphy's last budget – NJ Top News

Here are the stories that you will talk to Eric Scott on Wednesday in the New Jersey 101.5 Morning Show:

Trenton – Governor Phil Murphy presented the final budget of his two terms in office on Tuesday, a proposal of almost 58.1 billion US dollars, which contains more money for schools and public transport, but could be increased by uncertainty about federal financing.

Murphy revealed the budget during a speech to a joint session of the democratically guided legislature when he received his last year in office. Primary campaigns to fulfill it are already underway.

The governor accused the expenditure plan as a fulfillment of campaign promises, e.g.

“Although we have come wide on this trip, let me be absolutely clear: we have not yet reached the finish line,” said Murphy. He quoted what he called “the noise of chaos and confusion in Washington” and promised to present more than 6 billion US dollars of surpluses to protect himself from “unforeseen challenges”.

“We are not yet finished, and next year our absolute top priority – as has been the case since day 1 – will deliver economic security,” said Murphy.

The government expenditure is now 63% higher than with Phil Murphy for the first time.

Despite a multi-billion dollar deficit, Murphy increases the expenditure in its final budget by a further $ 1.4 billion.

Murphy wants to increase taxes on houses worth over 1 million US dollars, internet game, alcohol and marijuana.

Two police authorities in New Jersey warn the drivers of an online number sign that did not take the place of their regular daily.

The panels with a black background and a white font can be ordered with the numbers and letters that show their current record. Some companies paint their current plate and add a ceramic coating.

Daniel McManus, chief of police at Monmouth Beach, said his officials had seen more of these plates.

“It started slowly, but it is definitely popular with these plates. They are not legally issued folds,” said McManus. “They are not issued by the state.

They are exhibited by a private company. They can be easily replicated or changed. It is not an official plate, so someone could easily change it to avoid recognition. “

☑️ The display of something except an MVC can lead to a fine or a prison period
☑️ “But they sell them online,” is not a legal defense, “says the Monmouth Beach police
☑️ A user is used for 6 months a license loss with the considered plates

• The drivers in New Jersey exhibit some of the most frustrating habits on the street and make driving a unique experience.
• Top 5 are too excessive by inserting several cars, gaps are closed to prevent the changes in lanes and drive too slowly in the left lane.
• The tailgate is highlighted as the most dangerous and annoying habit and the concerns about road traffic safety.

☑️ A fight broke out in the stands during a wrestling tournament of the high school
☑️ Top ranged wrestler Anthony Knox left the bank
☑️ His father was arrested during the fight

The NJSiaa has disqualified a high -ranking high school wrestler, which is viewed by some of the best state high school wrestlers of all time, from its state tournament after a fight in the stands during his game.

The fight broke out on Saturday during the wrestling tournament of the district 25 at the Collingswood High School between a parent, an athlete and another group of parents and athletes during a game with the Saint John Vianney High School, Colleen said, sports director of Collingswood High School told NJ.com.

Saint John Vianney is a Catholic school in Holmdel.

According to hard, two people were arrested in the stands. The Collingswood police have not published an explanation of the events. One of the arrested was the father of Anthony Knox Jr., the high -ranking high school wrestler of the country, said Bob Badder, reporter of Shore Sports Insider.

Denville – A woman from New Jersey is accused of operating a prostitution ring from her massage salon in Morris County.

Soon Bang, 63, will be charged with the second degree, the promotion of prostitution of third degrees and prostitution.

Bang, also known as Cindy, offered special illegal services in the Oasis Spa on Route 10 West, according to the authorities.

According to the public prosecutor's office in Morris County, the police were flooded with the massage salon in Deville last Thursday.

They found a “big” cash supply, of which the investigators believe that it was made by prostitution.

Start your day with current news, traffic and weather for the garden state.

Eric Scott organizes the New Jersey 101.5 Morning Show from 6 a.m. to 10 a.m. on New Jersey 101.5.

Take the conversation by calling on the phone number 1-800-283-1015 or downloading the app NJ101.5.

Eric Scott is the high -ranking political director and anchor for New Jersey 101.5. You can reach him at eric.scott@townsquaremedia.com

Click here to contact an editor via feedback or a correction for this story.