NJ Sports Authority still $830M in debt (Asbury Park Press)

7 March 2010, 7:41 pm

TRENTON — Despite an $830 million debt and a $38 million deficit, the New Jersey Sports and Exposition Authority serves an important purpose, the president of the public agency that oversees sports and entertainment venues told lawmakers Wednesday.... Read More »

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