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NJ leaders devise ways to save residents money in wake of tax reform

<p>Some of New Jersey’s leaders are working on ways to save their residents money in the wake of the recently passed federal tax reform bill.</p>

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NJ leaders devise ways to save residents money in wake of tax reform

<p>Some of New Jersey&rsquo;s leaders are working on ways to save their residents money in the wake of the recently passed federal tax reform bill.</p>

Top Stories

NJ confirms first West Nile death in state this year

The summer wind comes to an end with scattered showers tonight

Toms River gas station owner fined $17,500 for charging drivers more than the posted price per gallon

We Salute You - for the last time? AC/DC closes tour in New Jersey with Foo Fighters

90-year-old woman identified as victim in deadly Jersey City fire

Jersey Proud: Senior center group walks across the Bayonne Bridge

NJ farmers could get $60M in state aid after spring freeze devastates crops

Train derails on Jersey City Conrail property

From Bronx apartment to North Jersey: Mom and daughter build ice cream business

New bill seeks to ban federal use of Flock license plate readers

Former Lt. Gov. Caldwell suspended from duties as Plainfield church pastor

Lodi police seek public's help identifying hit-and-run driver who left victim seriously injured

New Jersey goes pink for Breast Cancer Awareness Month

Firefighters rescue dog from house fire in Wildwood

Closter residents evacuated after car crash causes major gas leak

CBS announces Tony Romo's permanent exit following arrest for operating a vehicle while intoxicated

Investigation finds heavy metals in nearly all cat food

Industrial press crushes man’s hands in Hackensack

Paws and Pals: Playful pup loves attention and zoomies

2 dogs abandoned in woods of Gloucester County

<p>Some of New Jersey’s leaders are working on ways to save their residents money in the wake of the recently passed federal tax reform bill.</p>