Some Say Gov. Christie Has Mixed Emotions Going Into Re-Election Campaign
New Jersey Governor Chris Christie, as expected, filed papers this week to seek re-election in 2013.
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New Jersey Governor Chris Christie, as expected, filed papers this week to seek re-election in 2013.
Atlantic City's newest hotel casino has gone to the banks, again, seeking additional funding to keep the operation going just 8 months after it opened.
Supplies at the New Britain Baptist Food Larder have been low since Hurricane Sandy when the Food Larder was without power for four days.
Chris recounts the available details of Mitt Romney's lunch with President Obama yesterday and previews the President's event today at a toy factory in Hatfield. He talks to Steve Cordasco about the impending fiscal cliff on Finance Friday, New Jersey State Senator Michael Doherty, CBS 3's Beasley Reece, and Comedian Hal Sparks.
"We've never seen anything like this," says Scott Croft, spokesman for Boat US, the nation's largest association of boat owners.
The numbers drawn for the record Powerball jackpot are: 5, 16, 22, 23, 29 and Powerball of 6.
Neil Young and Crazy Horse will perform a Superstorm Sandy benefit concert in Atlantic City.
A central New Jersey town has disciplined four volunteer firefighters who went to the Jersey shore after Superstorm Sandy.
Chris recounts his evening buying Powerball tickets and a Christmas tree. He previews President Obama's lunch with Mitt Romney later today and talks to Congressman Pat Meehan about the prospect of Republicans agreeing to raise taxes to avoid the fiscal cliff. He also debates whether any conditions should be placed on shore communities rebuilding after Hurricane Sandy.
For daytime relaxation, try surf fishing on Sunset Beach at Cape May Point.
Views at the Jersey Shore don't usually include mountains, but mountains of sand and mountainous piles of trash are the exceptions.
The Pennsylvania Emergency Management Agency says the state's costs from superstorm Sandy top $16 million.
Gov. Chris Christie says Superstorm Sandy caused $36.8 billion in damage in New Jersey.
Chris provides updates on the roller coaster blown out into the ocean in Seaside Heights by Hurricane Sandy and one of the stars of Two and A Half Men calling his show filth. He says he does not want his sons asking for dolls for Christmas and warns against the drama that could be caused from joining an office lottery pool. He also talks to Tom McGrath from the Philly Post.
Bill Halbeissen's Manahawkin back yard won't be ready for entertaining anytime soon, thanks to flooding from Hurricane Sandy.
Two new polls show New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie is more popular than ever after Hurricane Sandy.
"I think to bring up beach tags and beach fees...is clearly insensitive at this particular point," says the executive director of the New Jersey League of Municipalities.
Harcum College in Bryn Mawr is offering a special scholarship for full-time students from counties in Delaware, New Jersey, and New York affected by Hurricane Sandy.
New Jersey Governor Chris Christie has filed papers to seek re-election next year, while enjoying a popularity surge due to his hands-on response to Superstorm Sandy.
Authorities have identified the woman who was struck and killed by a municipal public works truck while walking on the Sea Isle City promenade last weekend.
Federal, state, and local governments have spent some $700 million over the last 25 years, pumping sand from the ocean onto beaches to create a buffer between towns and storm-tossed seas.
The federal program known as "D-SNAP" will provide a one-time subsidy for food for those forced to spend money on unexpected expenses related to the flooding.
Chris remembers Actor Larry Hagman, who died over the weekend and previews tonight's Eagles/Panthers game and debates whether a woman should've been fired for posting offensive pictures on Facebook. He also talks to Jeff Roe and Michael Bronstein about the fiscal cliff on this week's Monday Morning Matchup.
Officials say a 69-year-old woman was struck and killed by a Public Works vehicle in Sea Isle City on Saturday.
Locked-out NHL players hit the ice Saturday night to raise money for Superstorm Sandy victims.
