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A political brawl involving a bone-dry transportation trust fund and a pension-funding referendum continues as New Jersey lawmakers reconvene.
August 5 -
Atlantic City has tapped financial advisors PFM Group and NW Financial to assist with its recovery plan needed to avoid state intervention.
August 1 -
Atlantic City is slated to receive a $74 million bridge loan from New Jersey to avoid an August 1 default after the City Council voted to accept the state's repayment terms.
July 29 -
Atlantic City will default unless reaches agreement with the New Jersey state government on a bridge loan, according to Moody's Investors Service.
July 27 -
The New Jersey State Senate is pressing ahead with a new gas tax bill to replenish the state's Transportation Trust Fund despite opposition from Gov. Chris Christie.
July 27 -
New Jersey legislative leaders are pitching a new proposal to revive the expired Transportation Trust Fund for statewide road and rail projects.
July 22 -
Jersey City, N.J., has granted a 30-year tax break to jump-start part of an expansion to New Jersey City University.
July 18 -
New Jersey Gov. Chris Christies office has announced the $3.5 billion of road and rail projects funded by the expired Transportation Trust Fund that will grind to a halt Friday at midnight.
July 7 -
New Jersey's Transportation Trust Fund is running low on gas after state lawmakers failed to reach agreement on a plan to replenish the program before Thursday's deadline.
July 1 - New Jersey
Atlantic City is looking to slice its annual debt service payments by 26% as part of its recovery plan to avoid a state takeover, Mayor Donald Guardian said during a community meeting Tuesday night.
June 29