Bridget Kelly

After the U.S. Supreme Court tossed her conviction for conspiring to create gridlock at the George Washington Bridge, Kelly is running for Bergen County Clerk.

The U.S. Supreme Court has set a date for when it will consider whether to hear the appeal of convicted "Bridgegate" defendants Bridget Kelly and Bill Baroni.

Bill Baroni and Bridget Kelly were convicted for their role in snarling traffic on the George Washington Bridge in an act of political retribution.

David Wildstein could face up to 27 months in prison after a plea deal but prosecutors are suggesting no jail time after helping in the conviction of two others.

Gov. Chris Christie's administration defended itself against comments by a federal judge who suggested a venomous climate inside state government led two aides to orchestrate traffic jams at the George Washington Bridge to punish a political rival.

Bill Baroni and Bridget Kelly will now wait until March 29 to learn their sentence.

The governor said he was also never asked to be Donald Trump's running mate.

Two former allies of New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie are in prosecutors' crosshairs — and prosecutors say the governor knew about the plot.

Attorneys for Bridget Kelly and Bill Baroni said Monday their clients will take the stand in their defense.

Walter Timpone explained a few controversies to the satisfaction of senators. Final approval -- and the first full Supreme Court since 2010 -- expected Monday.