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Under current law, someone can purchase as much as 50 pounds of explosive "black powder" without a background check, as well as an unlimited amount of "smokeless powder" and "black powder substitute."

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His popularity is still off the charts, particularly for a Republican Governor in New Jersey and a comfortable majority of Garden State voters think Chris Christie deserves to be re-elected.

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Including health benefits, pensions and some other perks, Rutgers University paid out a combined total of almost $2.1 million to athletic director Tim Pernetti, lawyer John B. Wolf (resigned) and basketball coach Mike Rice (fired).

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With Memorial Day Weekend fast approaching, Jersey shore towns hard hit by Sandy are scrambling to complete beach restoration projects.

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Year after year, according to a brand new report, New Jersey has deferred investment in the major sectors of infrastructure.

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Governor Chris Chris told an advocate for rehiring Tim Pernetti  as Rutgers Athletic Director that "the answer is no."

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The January edition of Ask The Governor touched on a number of subjects including Sandy relief, how fast the Monmouth and Ocean county shores will be ready for summer and Chris Christie's role in shaping the future of the national Republican party. Watch highlights from the show.

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An Ocean County community is hiring three engineering firms to conduct in-depth surveys of Superstorm Sandy home damage to come up with a natural hazards mitigation plan.

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Gov. Chris Christie is vowing to to push his plan for a new middle-class tax cut.

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Hunterdon County is very affluent and mostly rural, so it's probably not the area of New Jersey that comes to mind when you think about heroin abuse, but maybe it should be.

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