Feds: Sandy Ad Audit Not Aimed At NJ Bid Award
The Department of Housing and Urban Development's inspector general says the audit's examining whether the campaign followed federal requirements, not the way the contract was awarded.
Watch CBS News
The Department of Housing and Urban Development's inspector general says the audit's examining whether the campaign followed federal requirements, not the way the contract was awarded.
A special legislative panel investigating an apparent political payback scheme involving Gov. Chris Christie's aides issued 20 new subpoenas Thursday, and he made his first trip since the scandal broke to pledge he won't be distracted from the job of rebuilding from Superstorm Sandy.
Dom Giordano spoke with Ricardeau Scutt, a Saladworks franchisee, on Talk Radio 1210 WPHT about his immigrant experience in America, learning English, finishing school and taking over his own franchise.
Both committees will have subpoena power, which will likely be exercised in short order.
Governor Christie has tapped a New York firm to lead his own probe of the George Washington Bridge closing but made no mention of it in a public appearance at the shore.
New Jersey's teachers union is taking Governor Chris Christie to task over claims that high schools in Camden are not properly preparing students for college.
Bottom line: his image has been dinged but not totaled.
Chester County Commissioner Ryan Costello announced exclusively Dom Giordano this morning on 1210 WPHT that he will seek the Republican nomination for the Congressional seat in Pennsylvania's sixth district.
The governor says he won't let the scandal distract him from pushing forward with his agenda.
On Talk Radio 1210 WPHT Dom disagreed, arguing that lengthening the school year punishes kids that do well during the current calendar system by taking away their summer vacation.
The proposed law would make it a crime to expose sexually explicit images of an "intimate partner" to a third party for the intent of harassment.
Richard North III was sentenced to three years' probation. He has already paid restitution of more than $62,000 and written a letter of apology to Councilman Bobby Henon.
Democrats in New Jersey sharpened their aim at Republican Gov. Chris Christie on Monday, forming special legislative committees to explore the role politics played in traffic jams last fall and announcing that the investigation has grown into an abuse of power probe.
Federal officials are taking a closer look at how New Jersey governor Chris Christie's administration spent $25 million to promote the Jersey shore after Superstorm Sandy.
