Chris Christie

It’s becoming an annual rite of spring in New Jersey. General Assembly and State Budget Committees begin their hearings into the Governor’s budget projections and we hear there is a significant shortfall in revenue collections. This year is no different.

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There is no front-runner now for the 2016 Republican presidential nomination. A new national poll conducted by Quinnipiac University and released today reveals that in a five-way horse race no candidate gets above 19 percent among Republican voters. New Jersey Governor Chris Christie comes in fourth.

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Gov. Chris Christie has signed legislation that bars anyone under 17 from using tanning beds in New Jersey and anyone under 14 from getting a spray tan.

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Governor Chris Christie says controlling the high costs of college needs to happen so graduates coming out with large loans can have a better chance building their future.

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In last year's Budget Address Gov. Chris Christie demanded an income tax cut, but there is none in this year's spending plan proposal and there's probably a very good reason for that.

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New Jersey's jobless rate now stands at 9.3 percent, which is much higher than most other states, and if it does not start dropping significantly, it could soon become a focal point in this year's gubernatorial campaign.

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Last week, Gov. Chris Christie announced that the state is planning to take over of the Camden school district.

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Lockheed Martin has secured a $100 million contract with the federal government to develop the next generation of Aegis radar defense technology, and the work will be done at the defense contractor's facility in Moorestown over the next five years.

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Buckingham Palace may not be taking up Governor Christie's offer to watch Prince Harry on his visit to New Jersey in May.

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The public employee pension and health benefit reforms enacted in 2011 will be a major issue in this year's gubernatorial campaign in New Jersey.

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