Kevin McArdle

Governor Chris Christie's job approvals are leveling off as the public's interest in the Bridgegate scandal wanes, but more New Jerseyans than not believe the state is headed in the wrong direction according to a Fairleigh Dickinson University PublicMind poll released Tuesday.

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Gov. Chris Christie as yet to be directly linked to the Bridgegate scandal, but one political expert thinks Democrats are winning in the court of public opinion and in the world of politics.

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A tragedy in Monmouth County last year has spurred a New Jersey lawmaker to expand the state's Move Over law to include public works vehicles.

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Last November's minimum wage amendment was overwhelmingly approved by the voters of New Jersey. The prime sponsor of the legislation is now doing a victory lap touting the success of the wage hike, but critics said it's far too early to claim victory.

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Assemblyman John Wisniewski said Thursday that new subpoenas could be drafted and issued for two of the key players in the Bridgegate scandal, but he also suggested there is more than one way to skin a cat.

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Port Authority of New York and New Jersey director Patrick Foye was scheduled to testify under oath on June 3 before the joint legislative panel probing Bridgegate. That appearance, however, has been canceled - at least for now.

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The state comptroller released an audit Wednesday with a recommendation that fire district elections be moved to the same date as the November general election. The report spurred two lawmakers to renew their push to approve legislation that would turn the suggestion into law.

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Assembly Republican Leader Jon Bramnick is co-sponsoring legislation that would have telemarketers facing huge fines if they don't give information call recipients request from them.

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Beginning in 2017, adoptees in New Jersey will be able to get their original birth certificate without a court order.

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There are 12 New Jersey Small Business Development Centers helping companies and budding entrepreneurs start businesses and create jobs. State funding for the program has remained unchanged since Fiscal Year 2009.

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