Gov. Christie To Appear On Jimmy Fallon's Show
Christie used Twitter to invite the late-night comedian to get a personal tour. Christie then made fun of Fallon's version of Bruce Springsteen's "Born to Run."
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Christie used Twitter to invite the late-night comedian to get a personal tour. Christie then made fun of Fallon's version of Bruce Springsteen's "Born to Run."
Acting Education Commissioner Rochelle Hendricks told 21 executive county superintendents last week that any new or renegotiated contracts must comply with the cap, which still hasn't been adopted.
Overall, 49 percent give Christie a thumbs up, compared to 39 percent who give his job performance a thumbs down.
New Jersey's General Assembly has called on the Christie administration to relax its strict proposal to regulate medical marijuana.
Lt. Gov. Kim Guadagno is the keynote speaker Thursday at the state League of Municipalities annual conference in Atlantic City.
Several school boards want to get around the pending salary cap and keep their superintendents in place by renegotiating contracts now. Gov. Christie says no.
The state Republican Party is hoping to cash in on the governor's popularity by selling a line of merchandise.
The Quinnipiac University Poll out Thursday finds 53 percent of voters surveyed support layoffs, 63 percent support furloughs and 78 percent support wage freezes.
A New Jersey school board has approved a contract extension for a school chief singled out by Gov. Chris Christie for seeking a salary well above a pending superintendent pay cap.
The Quinnipiac University Poll released Tuesday finds Christie's job approval rating at 51 percent, but only 24 percent think he'd be good in the White House.
Several key measures will be up for discussion Monday when committees in both houses of the New Jersey legislature convene at the Statehouse.
New Jersey plans to reduce the state public employee workforce by 1,200 jobs through layoffs and attrition early next year.
In the end, it was all about dollars and cents.
Speaking after a campaign rally in Mount Laurel with Republican congressional candidate Jon Runyan, Christie said any decision he comes to will be made with the state's taxpayers in mind.
Gov. Christie will take at least the weekend to decide whether to continue the biggest public works project under way in America: a new rail tunnel connecting New Jersey and New York City.
Governor Chris Christie is a hero, but few others are in a documentary about New Jersey that hits theaters tonight.
Slightly more New Jerseyans are registered to vote with the Nov. 2 election less than two weeks away.
New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie says there are two reasons he's been campaigning around the country for fellow GOP members.
New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie is expected in wealthy Greenwich to stump for fellow Republican Tom Foley in Connecticut's close governor's race.
The Fairleigh Dickinson/PublicMind poll out Tuesday has Christie's overall job approval rating at 51 percent.
Christie was scheduled to join Corbett at a rally in Williamsport Monday.
Citing the state's inability to pay for cost overruns on the rail tunnel project, Gov. Christie said Thursday he would not put taxpayers on a "never-ending hook."
One wonders when the silly games and finger pointing will end down at the Statehouse.
