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New police cruisers in New Jersey will not be required to come equipped with video cameras anytime soon, after Gov. Chris Christie failed to take action on the bill that passed both houses of the legislature.

The full state Senate and Assembly are set to vote on a measure establishing a bipartisan, bicameral, 12-member committee to continue the investigation into the ongoing Bridgegate scandal, but some feel U.S. Attorney Paul Fishman should take over the probe.

The criminal investigation into Bridgegate is accelerating and Gov. Chris Christie hasn't mentioned it all week, but he did make a reference to it during a visit to a Camden school on Thursday.

The top Democrat in the state legislature has been a close ally to Gov. Chris Christie since the latter took office, helping him usher in a property tax cap as well as public worker pension and health benefits reforms.

Gov. Chris Christie is still being dogged by the Hoboken and George Washington Bridge scandals, but most people wouldn't have known that by listening to his inaugural address on Tuesday.

Gov. Chris Christie's 2016 presidential prospects are taking a hit as a result of the Bridgegate scandal, according to the latest Quinnipiac University poll.

Over the weekend, Hoboken mayor Dawn Zimmer added to the scandal circus swirling around Gov. Chris Christie and his administration by claiming Lt. Gov. Kim Guadagno threatened to withhold Sandy relief funds unless the mayor approved a development project.

As New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie puts the final touches on his inaugural address to be delivered Tuesday, investigations into the Bridgegate scandal are widening, with nearly 20 subpoenas issued, several of them to top personnel in Christie's administration.

The legislative supercommittee created to get to the bottom of Bridgegate has issued 20 subpoenas to individuals and organizations believed to have more information about the George Washington Bridge lane closures that caused traffic chaos last summer.

Before recapping his previous four years in office, and prior to summarizing his second-term plans, Gov. Chris Christie started his State of the State speech Tuesday by addressing the growing scandal that put New Jersey in the national spotlight.