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Corzine Vs. Christie In Governor's Race

Incumbent New Jersey Gov. Jon Corzine has won the state's Democratic gubernatorial nomination and will seek his second term in November. He easily defeated three little-known competitors.

Former U.S. Attorney Chris Christie
defeated former Bogota Mayor Steve Lonegan for the Republican nomination.


Christie's Acceptance Speech

Corzine's Acceptance Speech

Christie Talks To Jersey Guys About Part Timer Pension Allegations

Republican candidate for Governor Chris Christie spoke exclusively to New Jersey 101.5's Jersey Guys about campaign advisor John P. Inglesino and allegations he was hired by Republican Sen. Joe Pennacchio in order to to earn state pension credits.

Click here for the interview.

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Listen to audio from the
GOP Gubernatorial Debate below.

Segment 1 | Segment 2 | Segment 3 |
Segment 4 | Segment 5 | Segment 6

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Assemblywoman Dawn Marie Addiego and Assemblyman Scott Rudder today asked Attorney General Anne Milgram to investigate the distribution of a publication called “The Klansmen’s Voice” that has been dropped at homes in Burlington County's 8th Legislative District.

Click here to read the publication. (PDF)

 

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Governor Corzine's Blue Ribbon Advisory Panel On Immigrant Policy




A state panel on immigrant policy released recommendations Monday that include in-state tuition eligibility and driving privileges for illegal immigrants, as well as the creation of a commission on New Americans.

Click here to read the full report.

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6 Years Later: The US Invation Of Iraq

The sixth anniversary of the United States' invasion of Iraq is Thursday, March 19. Martin DiCaro is examining how the war continues to impact New Jersey in a three-part series

PART 1: Martin talks to the National Guard's top commander, Major General Glenn K. Rieth about how the Guard has changed to meet the challenges of multiple deployments.


Interview | Report

PART 2: Nancy LaCorte, a resident of Franklin Township in Somerset County.  She's a member of a Family Readiness Council which assist military families. Her sons, Evan and Josh Dickerson, are National Guardsmen in the 102nd Cavalry Troop, currently deployed in Iraq.

Interview | Report

PART 3: On February 3, 2004 Second Lieutenant Seth Dvorin, a soldier in the 10th Mountain Division was killed by a roadside bomb. He was 24. Sue Niederer, Dvorin's mother, joined the anti-war movement after her son was killed. She wanted to turn her anger into action, although she said it took time to come to grips with the reality that nothing she could do would bring her son back.

Interview | Report