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Being NJ governor is about helping people, often one at a time

Senate President Steve Sweeney says a bill redistributing more than a half-billion dollars in state aid over seven years will be approved next week.

Thousands remain without power, the governor's heading into a budget address and the legal marijuana debate is still going strong.

It's official — Christie's successor has been named. What will Christie focus on before Phil Murphy take his place?

Governor says police and fire unions engaged in "bareknuckle politics" over arbitration cap. Unions say to look at bigger salary and benefits picture.

Ninety million dollars from lower borrowing costs, $70 million from lapses of unspent funds, the rest from extra revenues the state collected in fiscal 2017.

Christie says his No. 1 priority is the opioid crisis. But he's ready to hear yours.

Gov. Chris Christie said he thinks people are open to supporting Phil Murphy for governor because they’re tired of hearing the governor say ‘no’ to spending.

Will Christie be a factor in this years election? Will the end of his term lean into a new one with President Trump? Does he have a favorite beach meme from his time on the sand?

A state Senate committee handed the governor a victory as hundreds of Horizon employees protested, trying to keep control of $300 million the governor hopes to use.