Governor Christie

Last Monday, after the Governor’s outburst at a Bergen Record reporter for not staying on topic, I posted this story, stating that he needed to dial it down. Sure, we all have enjoyed the plethora of YouTube moments of our Governor “telling it like it is” to anyone who dares get in his crosshairs...

Governor Chris Christie took a break from his Obamacare bashing to talk about a more personal issue on Tuesday night's Nightline: his weight.

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Adhering to Governor Chris Christie's schedule, both houses of the state legislature advanced a measure that would reshape New Jersey's higher education system.

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I’m confused. There’s a federal ban on sports betting in Atlantic City…yes? Ok, and as long as we’ve determined that Atlantic City was behind the 8 ball in casino revenue; and as long as Governor Christie was behind every effort to get Atlantic City back on its feet, then the announcement to defy the federal ban on sports betting in Atlantic City was welcome news to many...

Juneteenth is the oldest, nationally-celebrated commemoration of the end of slavery in the United States. Also known as Freedom Day or Emancipation Day, it's officially observed nationwide every June 19.

New Jersey's Supreme Court says Gov. Chris Christie cannot abolish the state's Council on Affordable Housing on his own -- at least not until a later court decision.

With 25 days and counting till a balanced state budget must be adopted, Governor Christie is once again pushing and prodding lawmakers to approve several of his proposals – including a tax cut, education reform, and an end to sick pay for public workers.

Gov. Chris Christie got a rare tepid welcome at his 81st town hall in Democratic Piscataway Wednesday.