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Christie: Okla. tornado victims deserve aid
New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie says now is "not a time for political retribution" against the people of Oklahoma victimized by a powerful tornado.
6 hrs ago | The Jersey Journal
State refuses release of grant applications filed by Jewish yeshiva and Christian seminary
Assembly Speaker Sheila Oliver wrote to Gov. Chris Christie that not releasing information about the application process "is as bewildering as it is unacceptable." TRENTON - With controversy continuing to swirl around its list of proposed college construction grants, Christie administration officials are refusing to release copies of applications ... (more)
10 hrs ago | Star Tribune
TV picks for May 22: '900-Pound Man,' 'Criminal Minds,' 'Nashville'
"Criminal Minds" ends the season with an intense two-hour episode, but don't expect any of the regular cast members to go down in a blaze of glory.
Buono Says Christie is Soft on Gun Control
The likely Democratic candidate for governor accused incumbent Chris Christie on Monday of supporting "shallow" gun control legislation in order to avoid alienating conservatives elsewhere in the country.
VIDEO: Paterson city council president Anthony Davis talks about supporting Chris Christie
Anthony Davis, city council president of Paterson, introduced Gov. Chris Christie during a campaign stop at D'Classico Restaurant before a crowd of about 100 supporters Tuesday afternoon in Paterson.
Christie honors fallen NJ police officers at memorial service in Ocean Grove
Governor Chris Christie speaks at the New Jersey Law Enforcement Memorial Service honoring men and women killed in the line of service at the Great Auditorium in Ocean Grove, N.J. on Tuesday, May 21, 2013.
Christie administration downgrades revenue estimates; OLS says budget hole is $800 million bigger
TRENTON - A new battle of the budget erupted today as Gov. Chris Christie once again had some choice words for the state's top legislative budget officer for predicting that his administration's latest revenue projections will fall short by about $800 million.
Jersey shore readies for first post-Sandy summer
The boardwalks are back, and so are most of the beaches, even if some are a little thinner this year.
Boardwalks back; many still hurting
Yes, they were here to show off the rebuilt boardwalk in this picturesque seaside town, with its touching buy-a-board messages such as "This too shall pass" etched into the compressed pine planks.
Oradell Woman Honored by CarePlus NJ for Leadership and Advocacy
Three Bergen County women will be honored at a May 29 gala for their contributions in support of CarePlus NJ, an advocate and provider of mental health services.
Anti-Blue Laws Group Seeks Support in Teaneck
A group working to have Bergen County's Blue Laws eliminated through a voter referendum will collect signatures at Teaneck's Memorial Day festival on Cedar Lane.
First gun bills land on Christie's desk
Assembly Speaker Sheila Oliver is shown in this file photo. The Assembly today sent Gov.
Christie said he's 'not inclined to allow' children in N.J. medical marijuana program
Two year old Vivian Wilson in her Scotch Plains home. Vivian suffers from a severe seizure disorder and is a registered medical marijuana patient.
Christie Stars in NJ Tourism Ads, Dems Cry Foul
New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie and his family are starring in television commercials that are part of a publicly funded $25 million tourism campaign to encourage people to visit the Jersey Shore after Superstorm Sandy, but Democrats say they are simply taxpayer-funded campaign ads.
Historic Morris County Database Recognized By State
Those working to preserve Morris County history had something to be proud of last week when the state recognized two county preservation projects currently underway.
Rolling snake eyes: Drop in A.C. revenue hits transportation for seniors, disabled
Walter Kucharski, 71, of South River, waits for the next Middlesex County Area Transit Shuttle at Brunswick Square Mall.
2013 Jersey Shore: Route 35 roadwork put off, but drivers should expect usual summer delays
Major roadwork on the Route 35 reconstruction project in Ocean County will be put off until after Labor Day, but there will be plenty of contractor trucks along with the usual tourist traffic this summer near the Shore.
Christie's revenue figures expected to fall short by $1 billion, top budget officer says
David Rosen, the budget officer for the nonpartisan Office of Legislative Services, expects the shortfall to be $937 million, according to an e-mail he sent to lawmakers.
Former Gov. Whitman: Vote For Women, Minorities and Chris Christie
Former Gov. Christie Todd Whitman urged attendees at the Bergen County Women's Republican Club's 90th anniversary celebration Wednesday to vote for minorities, women and Gov.
Buono seeks edge on women's issues
Democratic gubernatorial candidate Barbara Buono stepped up her appeal to female voters on Friday, as she and other Democrats sought to raise enthusiasm within the party for a candidate who remains far behind Gov.