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Christie Apologizes for Bridgegate, Fires Key Aide: ‘She Lied’ [VIDEO]
Christie Apologizes for Bridgegate, Fires Key Aide: ‘She Lied’ [VIDEO]
Christie Apologizes for Bridgegate, Fires Key Aide: ‘She Lied’ [VIDEO]
Gov. Chris Christie, saying he was "embarrassed and humiliated" by the first major political scandal of his career, apologized to the public Thursday and fired his deputy chief of staff, Bridget Anne Kelly, "because she lied" about the September closings of traffic lanes on the George Washington Bridge. Emails from Kelly, leaked Wednesday, showed she participated in the closing
Poll: Will Bridgegate Hurt Gov?
Poll: Will Bridgegate Hurt Gov?
Poll: Will Bridgegate Hurt Gov?
Gov. Chris Christie maintains he had no previous knowledge of the controversial Fort Lee lane closures, despite the release of documents that would suggest otherwise, but "Bridgegate" is still likely a step backward for the man who may try to become the next President of the United States.
Should NJ Seize Pets from Animal Cruelty Offenders? [AUDIO]
Should NJ Seize Pets from Animal Cruelty Offenders? [AUDIO]
Should NJ Seize Pets from Animal Cruelty Offenders? [AUDIO]
Two summers ago we learned of a heartbreaking story involving Moose, a chocolate Labrador retriever from Delran who died in a hot car after allegedly being kidnapped. On Thursday, a state Senate committee is scheduled to vote on a bill that honors Moose, and cracks down on animal cruelty offenders by making it illegal for them to ever own a pet.
NJ Shared Services Bill Could Die Monday [AUDIO]
NJ Shared Services Bill Could Die Monday [AUDIO]
NJ Shared Services Bill Could Die Monday [AUDIO]
Any bill that doesn't pass both houses of the New Jersey Legislature by this coming Monday will die and have to be reintroduced when the new legislature takes over Tuesday. One such bill that appears to be in jeopardy is a measure that would force towns to share services where it makes sense, or risk losing state aid equal to the amount that would have been saved.
Support for 'Lisa's Law'
Support for 'Lisa's Law'
Support for 'Lisa's Law'
Advocates calling for the electronic monitoring of repeat domestic violence offenders will be gathering in Trenton this Wednesday and they want as many people as possible to join them.
Chris Christie and the Politics of a Tax Cut [AUDIO]
Chris Christie and the Politics of a Tax Cut [AUDIO]
Chris Christie and the Politics of a Tax Cut [AUDIO]
By and large, New Jersey Democrats have worked well with Gov. Chris Christie since he took office, but many insiders believe they'll be less likely to play ball with the governor in his second term. One pundit says even if Democrats decide not to bend to Christie's will, it might not hurt the governor's presidential aspirations very much.

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