Camden has a ‘severe’ revenue problem, and N.J. tax-break projects aren’t helping, internal report says
Between 2020 and 2024, the report says, Camden will rack up a $139 million cumulative deficit. The report also says the city experienced a “substantial cybersecurity breach and theft” last year.

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