Kevin McArdle

In every poll released since Superstorm Sandy, New Jersey Governor Chris Christie is scoring off-the-charts high marks.

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Remember that 100-mile-an-hour caravan of sports cars the State Police led to Atlantic City last year? It was quickly and permanently dubbed, 'Death Race 2012.' We now know the fate of two Troopers involved.

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A bill requiring any bid to privatize the state lottery be subject to approval of the state Legislature has approved today by a Senate panel. The measure has already passed the full Assembly.

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The State Police sergeant who led an unauthorized escort of a high-speed sports car caravan to Atlantic City in 2012 pleaded guilty today to a crime for altering the numbers on the license plates of his troop car with electrical tape during the incident. He along with a second trooper who helped with the race have agreed to forfeit their jobs.

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To many average New Jerseyans and some elected officials the State Budget process is too long, too tedious and sometimes too partisan.

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We've all seen the pictures of entire neighborhoods under water following Superstorm Sandy, but if you look closely you'll see other things submerged, like cars.

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A new bill advancing in Trenton would make it easier for New Jerseyans to find gasoline during emergencies. 

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Random drug testing of middle school students is an effective tool in preventing substance abuse in the future according to a seven-year study by The Partnership for a Drug-Free New Jersey (PDFNJ) and Fairleigh Dickinson University's PublicMind. 

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State Comptroller Matt Boxer's investigators reviewed five Adult Medical Day Care (AMDC) facilities in Ocean, Essex, Union, Middlesex and Atlantic counties and found problems at every one of them.

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If New Jersey is going to make sure it is better prepared for major storms like Sandy, we need to start studying up now. That's the thought of one State legislator who is pushing a bill to create a 20-member commission to find ways to improve our utility infrastructure. An Assembly panel is scheduled to consider the measure today.

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