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After tackling pensions and health care benefits, Chris Christie is setting his sights on taxes and education reform — all as the New Jersey governor signals interest in a 2016 presidential run despite sitting out this year’s race.
Christie, who …
By Kyle Trygstad, Roll Call
New Jersey Reps. Steven Rothman (D) and Scott Garrett (R) are on a collision course for November’s general election under a new map approved today by the state’s Congressional redistricting commission.
The bipartisan commission, made up of …
By Vicki Needham -The Hill
President Obama vowed to get federal money to those hard hit last weekend by Hurricane Irene during a trip to New Jersey to tour storm damage.
The president traveled to Paterson, N.J. on Sunday to view areas affected …
By ANGELA DELLI SANTI and BETH DeFALCO
SOMERVILLE, N.J. (AP) – New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie planned to return to a full day of work on Friday, a day after he received emergency hospital treatment for breathing problems related …
Bloomberg News
Gawker Entertainment LLC sued New Jersey Governor Chris Christie over his refusal to release records of communications between him and Fox News Chairman Roger Ailes.
Christie’s office invoked executive privilege in denying a request by the New York-based blog. The …
By Joshua Miller, Roll Call
Blame it on the Jersey Shore.
Or blame it on all of New Jersey, really.
New Jersey’s coastal and beach-laden Cape May County lost 4.9 percent of its population, and while the Garden State’s total population increased from …
TRENTON — The way state Sen. Ray Lesniak and several other Democrats see it, public employees are about to dig deeper into their pockets to bail out New …
By BETH DeFALCO, Bloomberg News
Trying to be a good dad has come at a high price this week for New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie.
The usually austere first-term Republican paid in cash and in criticism for his use a police helicopter …
By DAVID COHEN | Politico
He was once “the world’s fastest human.” Now Democrats in southern New Jersey hope he might consent to run for office.
According to the Philadelphia Inquirer, former Olympic sprint champion Carl Lewis is being recruited to run …
By Matt Friedman/Statehouse Bureau
NEW BRUNSWICK — It’s one of the most important political events of the decade, and it’s getting down to the wire.
Today, the commission that redraws the state’s 40 legislative districts is expected to informally choose …
