Former New Jersey Gov. Dick Codey Talks Corruption, Presidential Politics, And More
Codey, never shy to speak his mind, didn't disappoint when he stopped by WCBS Newsradio 880's studios and spoke at length with afternoon drive anchor Wayne Cabot.
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Codey, never shy to speak his mind, didn't disappoint when he stopped by WCBS Newsradio 880's studios and spoke at length with afternoon drive anchor Wayne Cabot.
Thursday's session in Lodi comes after recent computer crashes that affected operations at several state agencies, most noticeably the Motor Vehicle Commission.
The Power N.Y. Act will allow for the first power plants to be built in New York since a previous law expired in 2003.
Republicans helped give the Democrat a near record winning margin in November. But Republican support dropped in favorability, job performance, leadership and whether Albany is changing.
Christie signed bills appropriating $157 million for land preservation on Wednesday, completing a trip to a central New Jersey farm that he abandoned last week to seek emergency treatment for an asthma attack.
Sen. Charles Fuschillo from Long Island is urging of the state Assembly to pass his bill that would make wrong-way driving a felony, either knowingly or because of intoxication.
On Wall Street, all three major indices dropped more than 2 percent Tuesday following news that consumers cut their spending in June.
A new cost-cutting move will kill a program devoted to death.
The tests that allow as many as 5,000 New York City students to graduate in January were canceled this year because of the state budget deficit.
The debt deal is no deal at all for many of the most vulnerable residents in the Tri-State Area. They may face long-term pain.
Just weeks after Weinergate, Cumberland County freeholder Louis Magazzu has called it quits after nude photos he sent of himself to a woman online surfaced.
Chris Christie, the tough talking governor of New Jersey, is yet again at the center of a presidential discussion.
Brooklyn Borough President Marty Markowitz is fighting back after the Conflicts of Interest Board recently slapped him with the largest fine in its history.
Nearly 4,000 Federal Aviation Administration employees and tens of thousands of construction workers have been off the job since July 22, when Congress let an extension of the FAA budget expire.
Leaders of the House and Senate say votes could come as early as this evening on the deficit-cutting plan that's expected to avert a government default on its debts.
