The candidates for governor try to get backing from South Jersey businesses who favor the republican. Did the Democrat make headway? State lawmakers are forming ...

Bob McHugh, who has worked with politicians on both sides of the aisle, weighs in on the governor’s race and more.

NJTV News Chief Political Correspondent Michael Aron discusses President Obama's speech about his plans for gun control.

An emotional President Obama, by executive order, expands databases and bolsters background checks on gun buyers, challenging Congress to find the bravery to stand up ...

Christie the governor versus Christie the candidate. Can he juggle twin roles on the jobs? Should he? The governor says he can. And there's no ...

Some are calling for Gov. Christie to resign while running for president, however he maintains he can do both at the same time and legally ...

Big names already on the Christie Presidential Prep team. Debate over who can prescribe psychotropic drugs. The postal service's on time delivery. This year it's ...

Gov. Chris Christie has yet to make a decision on whether he will consider a presidential run, but former Gov. Tom Kean says that Christie ...

A new mayor for New Jersey’s largest city. You’ll hear what Ras Baraka plans to do now. Plus, read his lips. Gov. Christie says no ...

Department of Transportation Commissioner Jim Simpson is leaving his cabinet-level position and returning to a global shipping business he owns.

The governor's plan to privatize the lottery. Will it mean bigger payoffs or layoffs? Plus an inside look at the billion dollar bridge plan. And ...

Members of the CWA officially threw their support behind Sen. Barbara Buono in her bid for governor against Chris Christie.

Former Republican Gov. Christine Todd Whitman says the results of the presidential election should serve as a wake-up call for the GOP to do some ...

Republican strategist Steve Some and Democratic strategist Leroy Jones discuss the presidential race post-convention.

"So Chris Christie has caught the attention of a lot of people, including Texans," said George W. Bush.

According to Congressman Bill Pascrell, Jr., the climate in Washington, D.C. is such that it's hard to get anything done.