Governor Christie

Thoroughbred horses may have run their last race in New Jersey.

Gov. Chris Christie has given the state's thoroughbred horse owners a week to come up with a new deal to save the industry after a private investor pulled out of an agreement to lease Monmouth Park racetrack

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Gov. Chris Christie has released the final version of his energy master plan with little change to the draft he first proposed in June.

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Gov. Chris Christie says he plans to expand New Jersey's drug court program, a diversion program for nonviolent offenders that steers them to treatment and job training rather than prison.

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An official in New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie's Cabinet has resigned.

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With the November edition of "Ask The Governor" coming up Tuesday Night (November 22) at 7pm, I got to thinking about the governors I have met since the 1980s.

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If a tree falls in a forest and there's no one there to hear it does it make a sound?  If a medical marijuana law is passed in the Garden State and the Christie administration does everything it can to drag heels in full implementation, does a patient get any help?  This story is disturbing. 

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New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie questioned the motive of two state Supreme Court justices Thursday after the court agreed to fast-track a case about how much judges should contribute to their health insurance and pensions.

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New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie angered public employee unions by winning passage of a law upping  health care and pension contributions for government workers.

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Fifty-six percent of New Jersey schools missed the benchmark for student achievement, according to educational officials. That means fifty-six percent of our public schools did not have enough students passing state tests to meet their targets. To anyone outside the Education Cartel, that is not good news. Inside the establishment, it's Ho Hum. Failure, schmailure, so long as we keep our nice jobs.

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Gov. Chris Christie says New Jersey won't join a lawsuit supporting the Environmental Protection Agency's new pollution rules.

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