Congressman Frank Pallone (D-6) called the Republicans' actions childish and said they shouldn't be using legislative issues as a reason to shut down the federal ...
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Booker goes Hollywood and Lonegan goes on the attack. Plus, the problem with property taxes. The song that has them arguing at Rutgers. And big ...
CBRE Executive Vice President Gil Medina, who is a former councilman for Camden and served as Secretary of Commerce under Gov. Christine Whitman, says Hispanic ...
The governor bans gay conversion. His critics sound off on gun control and medical marijuana. We talk to Sen. Barbara Buono. And to the author ...
Dan Balz wrote the book Collision 2012, which covered the last presidential election and Gov. Chris Christie's decision not to run for president. Balz says ...
Flood victims get an offer they can’t refuse. Plus, the Buono economic plan. The rising cost of gasoline. And how taxes sent a hockey star ...
Democratic gubernatorial candidate Barbara Buono discussed her economic plan for the state in Nutley, which focuses on the middle class, a group she says Gov. ...
Paula Kerger, President and CEO of PBS, talks about the roller coaster year for public broadcasting, from the eye-popping Neilsen ratings of Downton Abbey to ...
Passaic County GOP Chairman John Traier says the Republican platform was harsh in its views of gay Americans during the last presidential election. He hopes ...
Sen. Kevin O’Toole (R-40), a vocal supporter of the governor, is not in the least surprised by Gov. Christie’s record poll numbers.
Gov. Chris Christie visited Somerset praising the National Guard and explaining the progress that has been made in the recovery process from Hurricane Sandy.
Gov. Chris Christie told reporters he was disappointed Mitt Romney lost his bid for president, but in the wake of Hurricane Sandy and a nor'easter, ...
Sen. Thomas Kean believes Mitt Romney will be a great leader for the country and more willing to work with the opposing party than President ...
Early Polls Show Obama Ahead of Romney in Final Debate; NJ Dems Pleased with President’s Performance
After the final debate, early polls have shown President Barack Obama leading challenger Mitt Romney, which New Jersey Democrats are happy about.
Gov. Chris Christie says President Barack Obama and Gov. Mitt Romney are in a dead heat leading up to election day.
Hamid Abdeljaber, Professor at Rutgers' Center for Middle East Studies, gives his take on the presidential candidates' positions on the Middle East.
The Senate and Assembly both passed the New Jersey Health Benefits Exchange Act, but Republicans still oppose the measure.
Declarations of victory from both sides after President Obama and Governor Romney had their second debate. Will ethical questions bring down Congressman Andrews. And North ...
Both Republicans and Democrats are claiming victory by their candidates in the second presidential debate.