By Susan K. Livio, NJ Advance Media for NJ.com
TRENTON — State Senate President Stephen Sweeney says he remains committed to passing legislation that would require businesses to provide paid sick days and for nonprofit hospitals to pay property taxes.
But he doesn’t see either issue gaining momentum until after the Assembly elections in November.
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