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Who Will Christie Pick? [POLL/AUDIO]
It's up to Gov. Chris Christie to pick a replacement for New Jersey U.S. Senator Frank Lautenberg, who passed away from complications of viral pneumonia Monday morning at the age of 89.
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Hospital Lifts Lockdown After Bomb Threat
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Big Ten Commissioner Delany Says Rutgers Issues Will “Calm Down”
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NJ Schools Making Up Days Post-Sandy [AUDIO]
The academic year is nearing an end and many school districts in New Jersey are making the necessary final adjustments to their calendars to fulfill the state-required minimum of 180 days of instructional time, a task that has been made more complicated thanks to Superstorm Sandy.
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Chris Christie Remembers Frank Lautenberg as Fighter [AUDIO/VIDEO]
Their political battles were the stuff of legend. U.S. Senator Frank Lautenberg died Monday at the age of 89 and in an impromptu eulogy at the Governor's Conference for Women yesterday, Gov. Chris Christie acknowledged the very public and long-running feud, but he also remembered Lautenberg as a fighter and praised him for the life he led.
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Lawyer for Holt Family: Gross Case of Negligence [AUDIO]
The family of 6-year-old Brandon Holt, the Toms River boy accidentally shot and killed by his 4-year-old neighbor, filed a lawsuit against the younger child's parents.
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Bill Would Expand Mental Health Treatment in NJ [POLL/AUDIO]
On the heels of President Barack Obama calling for a stronger national discussion on mental illness Monday, a state lawmaker is pushing a bi-partisan bill to authorize courts in any county in New Jersey to order patients with mental illness to partake in outpatient treatment.
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NJ Senator Frank Lautenberg Dead at Age 89 [VIDEO]
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Public Hearings Held for Atlantic City Expressway
The public will have their chance to voice their concerns as the South Jersey Transportation Authority goes through the process of re-adopting the rules and regulations of the Atlantic City Expressway.
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Is Chris Christie’s Tax Cut Demand Political Genius? [AUDIO]
Gov. Chris Christie continues to demand a tax cut and now he says the Democrat-controlled legislature has no reason not to enact the cut. Christie is offering lawmakers a "circuit breaker" that allows them to repeal the tax cut if they believe the state cannot afford it.