Alleged Bridgegate participant makes last-ditch bid to shield identity
One of the unindicted co-conspirators is making a last-ditch bid to block Friday's release of the federal prosecutors' list of participants in the plot.
David Wildstein
What’s an unindicted co-conspirator? Understanding the Bridgegate names list
Federal prosecutors have until noon Friday to make public a list of ‘unindicted co-conspirators’ who avoided charges despite an alleged role in Bridgegate.
Bridgegate attorneys: Traffic jam is no crime … and feds have no case
Defendants in the George Washington Bridge scandal say the prosecution's case is a stretch.
Former Christie ally seeks venue change in bridge lane case
A former top appointee of Gov. Chris Christie charged in the George Washington Bridge lane-closing scandal wants the case moved out of New Jersey.
Trial date in bridge lane-closing case pushed back to March
A New Jersey federal judge has further pushed back the trial for two former allies of Republican Gov. Chris Christie in the George Washington Bridge lane-closing case.
Suit revived vs. Christie allies over bridge lane closings
A lawsuit against several allies of Gov. Chris Christie in connection with the George Washington Bridge lane closings was refiled Thursday, several weeks after a judge dismissed an earlier version.
Filing in Port Authority suit sheds light on Christie role
The former Port Authority of New York and New Jersey official who pleaded guilty in the George Washington Bridge lane-closing scandal describes Gov. Chris Christie in a court filing as using the agency to achieve political ends.
David Wildstein - Bridgegate case rests on his credibility
When the Bridgegate trial begins this summer, federal prosecutors will rely on the testimony of former Port Authority operative David Wildstein to convince a jury that two fellow ex-associates of Gov. Chris Christie were key players in the lane closing scheme at the George Washington Bridge in September 2013.
Bridgegate - Kelly and Baroni plead innocent, face July trial
NEWARK, N.J. (AP) — Two former political allies of New Jersey Republican Gov. Chris Christie have pleaded not guilty after they were charged in a scheme to close lanes of the George Washington Bridge as political retribution.
Bridgegate - Day of indictments, but none implicate Christie
A former ally of Gov. Chris Christie pleaded guilty Friday to helping to engineer traffic jams at the George Washington Bridge in 2013 and concocting a cover-up along with two other officials with close ties to Christie.