Kevin McArdle

As the New Jersey Legislative Select Committee on Investigation continues to probe the Bridgegate scandal, the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey continues to spend millions in taxpayer money every day with little oversight according to Assemblywoman Amy Handlin (R-Belford).

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Many New Jersey schools have surveillance cameras that can stream live video to a remote location. A new bill in Trenton would allow police to have access to the live stream in cases of emergency.

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Optimism among small business owners in New Jersey is slowly and steadily rising.

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A recent tragedy in Texas has spurred two New Jersey lawmakers to sponsor a bill to allow hotel guests to direct dial to 911.

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Gov. Chris Christie is definitely mulling a run for president in 2016. He confirmed that Wednesday at the Peter G. Peterson Foundation 2014 Fiscal Summit in Washington, D.C.

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On Thursday, the Assembly Homeland Security and State Preparedness Committee is scheduled to consider a bill focused on letting residents and business owners know when their lights will be turned back on following power outages.

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New Jersey has an $807 million shortfall in the current fiscal year’s budget and it has to be made up by Gov. Chris Christie and the legislature by June 30.

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Gov. Chris Christie, appearing on "Ask the Governor," said the Select Committee on Investigation has taken almost 11 hours of Bridgegate testimony and has learned nothing that isn't in the report issued by lawyers who conducted an internal probe.

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After Gov. Chris Christie vetoed a bill that would have formed a study group of experts to look for ways to make college more affordable, Sen. President Steve Sweeney reintroduced the bill and the full Senate approved the measure Monday.

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Scammers were not a rarity after Superstorm Sandy devastated New Jersey in late 2012. Monday, the State Attorney General’s Office announced that three more alleged Sandy gougers have agreed to cash settlements bringing the total recovery amount to over $900,000. Two hotels and a gas station were the latest to settle with the state.

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