Christie Says Program To Help Military Members To Continue
Gov. Chris Christie said in a statement Friday the Vets4Warriors program will continue thanks to $8 million in the state's new budget to help veterans get access to health care.
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Gov. Chris Christie said in a statement Friday the Vets4Warriors program will continue thanks to $8 million in the state's new budget to help veterans get access to health care.
Meanwhile, police in New Jersey see the diplomatic move as an opportunity to return a convicted killer to prison.
Rendell spoke with Dr. Anthony Mazzarelli on Talk Radio 1210 WPHT and said there is a real chance for Trump to emerge as a serious contender.
Chris discussed New Jersey Chris Christie's announcement that he is running for President, a study that says fireworks are toxic and two pilots in Argentina that were fired for letting a model fly a plane. He also talked with Tom McGrath from Philadelphia Magazine at 8:00.
Chris Christie made it official today, confirming what most people had assumed for months: he's running for the GOP nomination for president of the United States.
Christie made the announcement at 11 a.m. Tuesday from his alma mater, Livingston High School, in New Jersey, where he served as class president for three years.
Christie unveiled a campaign website over the weekend.
Thousands of homes and businesses are still in the dark in Gloucester County following last Tuesday's storms, and officials in one township are calling on Governor Christie to do more.
New Jersey Governor Chris Christie is expected to announce Tuesday he is, in fact, a candidate for the 2016 Republican Presidential nomination.
Chris Christie's political team has gone live with a presidential campaign website days before he jumps into the 2016 race.
Following today's decision by the US Supreme Court overturning several states' bans on gay marriage, political figures across the country were staking out various positions on the issue.
No one was surprised that Christie issued line-item vetoes for $1.6 billion in spending and also vetoed tax hikes that Democrats in the legislature had wanted.
Though the moment is not yet here, the notion is not new.
Competing South Jersey health systems say a political powerbroker is strongarming legislators because he wants Cooper University Hospital, whose board he chairs, to get exclusive control of all emergency medical services in Camden.
The latest poll puts him at a low that could be considered symbolic.
Gov. Chris Christie has announced the departure of three Cabinet officials.
New Jersey governor Chris Christie spoke at the Northeast Republican Leadership Conference, unleashing some verbal broadsides at the Obama administration.
New Jersey's highest court handed the state's growing pension funding problem to politicians to solve. The question now is...how quickly will they take on the issue?
New Jersey's highest court today gave the Christie administration plenty of breathing room in the battle over full funding of the state's pension system.
Rich covered a New York Times story on Florida Senator Marco Rubio's driving record, a video released yesterday of a police officer in McKinney Texas forcibly restraining a 15-year-old girl, and a man being prosecuted in Montana for hate speech for denying the Holocaust.
Rich discussed a federal appeals court refusing to lift a hold on President Obama's executive action on immigration, the controversy surrounding the revelations of child molestation against Josh Duggar of the show '19 Kids and Counting,' and the death of mathematician John Nash. He also talked to former Pennsylvania Governor Ed Rendell.
The New Jersey Ethics Commission asked the state attorney general for an opinion on how far Christie's executive order requiring financial disclosure actually goes. The six-page opinion does not address the tickets specifically.
The New Jersey Education Association is turning up the heat with a new media blitz starting Thursday
Rich covered the aftermath of the Amtrak train derailment and talked with Dr. Rick Hong from Cooper University Health Care and Pennsylvania Senator Pat Toomey.
