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Gov. Chris Christie makes no apologies for his tough talk in a debate with Sen. Barbara Buono.
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New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie refused to rule out a 2016 presidential run Tuesday night during the first debate in his gubernatorial re-election campaign.
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New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie's administration on Tuesday asked a judge to delay implementation of her order that the state allow gay marriage until an appeal can be decided, saying the state will suffer "irreparable harm" if same-sex marriages are allowed without its highest court weighing in.
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Gov. Chris Christie has signed a law requiring law enforcement agencies to give the state information about guns that are seized or found abandoned.
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A new poll shows many New Jerseyans support three pieces of gun control legislation that were recently vetoed by Gov. Chris Christie.
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Gov. Chris Christie has agreed to two gubernatorial debate dates, but opponent Barbara Buono objects to debating Christie the night before the special U.S. Senate election.
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Not only will Gov. Chris Christie be in Dallas to watch the season opener for the Giants and Cowboys on Sunday, he'll be doing it from the home team's side.
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Republican Gov. Chris Christie on Wednesday helped reopen one of the last remaining schools closed by Superstorm Sandy on Long Beach Island, where he also panned his Democratic opponent's education plan as "ridiculous."
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As summer starts a slow fade, so do those commercials proclaiming that New Jersey is stronger than the storm.
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With Christie's signature on Monday, New Jersey became the second state to ban so-called conversion therapy. The first was California.
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Gov. Chris Christie has agreed to give chronically ill children easier access to medical marijuana.
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New Jersey is launching a program aimed at helping low- and moderate-income families buy homes in the counties hit hard by Superstorm Sandy.
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About 2,700 New Jersey homeowners will get federal grants to elevate their homes situated near flood-prone waterways.
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Jon Bon Jovi went to his hometown of Sayreville on Monday and presented a check to Gov. Chris Christie's wife, Mary Pat, who is overseeing the relief fund.
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Reconstruction has begun on a highway along the Jersey Shore that was badly damaged by Superstorm Sandy.
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Anthony Johnson reports on the two major candidates for governor of the Garden State
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Anthony Johnson previews the president's visit to the Garden State
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President Obama and New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie promoted the Jersey Shore's summer tourism economy Tuesday while praising the federal government's role in the aftermath of Superstorm Sandy.
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President Obama joined Gov. Chris Christie in a tour of Jersey Shore communities, seven months after Superstorm Sandy.
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New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie and Snooki, of MTV's "Jersey Shore," had a bit of an awkward exchange when they met in Seaside Heights.
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Some 350 homeowners whose properties have flooded repeatedly will be eligible to sell their homes in a buyback program.
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New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie, who has both joked about his weight and said that it's a real concern, secretly underwent a weight-loss surgery in February that experts say could help him if he gets exercise and watches what he eats.
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"Bull----!" he roared, using the full version of BS. "That's what it is! They don't want their views blocked."
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Governor Chris Christie is raising awareness about the life-saving importance of organ donation.
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Governor Christie says the best part of his job is going to New York City because they close the Lincoln Tunnel for him.
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Gov. Chris Christie will lay out his state budget Tuesday amid mounting fiscal pressures that include a revenue shortfall.
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New Jersey Democrats came out in force Saturday to support their newly minted candidate for governor, state Sen. Barbara Buono.
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The governors of New York, New Jersey and Connecticut on Thursday issued a powerful plea to Congress: Don't leave for the holidays until you decide on aid for states battered by Superstorm Sandy.
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Watch Barbara Walters' 10 Most Fascinating People of 2012 tonight at 9:30 on ABC 7!
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Gov. Christie met with President Obama to press for $83 billion in extra disaster aid for his state plus New York and Connecticut.
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Lisa Colagrossi reports on the road to recovery after Hurricane Sandy
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Gov. Chris Christie's campaign says his lieutenant governor will run for re-election.
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Veteran TV newswoman Barbara Walters paid a visit Tuesday to Chris Christie who is one of her "10 Most Fascinating People."
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One day after ducking questions about Twinkies to avoid giving comedians fodder, Christie made a cameo appearance on "Weekend Update."
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Governor Chris Christie temporarily suspended Bergen County's so-called blue laws after Hurricane Sandy. The laws were suspended to help residents of Bergen County purchase items they would have otherwise been prohibited from purchasing on Sunday, November 4th and Sunday, November 11th.
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Toni Yates reports from Keansburg with Gov. Christie's storm response
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New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie, appearing with fellow Republican Linda McMahon in her campaign for U.S. Senate in Connecticut, slammed her opponent, Democratic Congressman Chris Murphy, as so partisan "he might as well be Nancy Pelosi's butler."
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It's not often the governor of New Jersey admits he made a mistake, but that's exactly what Gov. Chris Christie's now doing after an Eyewitness News investigation into how the state mishandled a federal program with hundreds of millions of dollars to prevent foreclosures. Now, the program will get kick-started to help save homes.
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The Treasury Department gave $300 million dollars to New Jersey under a use or it or lose it deal. The agency overseeing the foreclosure funds says it's adding staff to speed up the process, but the changes come too late for many families.
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Anthony Johnson explains why the change of direction
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New Jersey received $300 million to help the unemployed from losing their homes, but many are being denied the help.
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Jessica Springsteen sent a letter to NJ Governor Christie begging to ban horse slaughter.
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Christie on Wednesday proposed legislation that would help protect utility customers from experiencing extended outages after storms.
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Check out images from the Republican National Convention in Tampa, Florida
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Anthony Johnson reports on the governor's speech at the Republican National Convention
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Bill Ritter reports from the Republican National Convention in Tampa
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Christie, who considered a 2012 presidential bid of his own before endorsing former Massachusetts Gov. Mitt Romney, is already at work on his speech to the convention in Tampa, Fla.
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Dave Evans reports on what is expected from Governor Christie.
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New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie, himself often mentioned as a possible Republican vice-presidential candidate, backed Mitt Romney's choice for the role Saturday.
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Dave Evans has more on the Romney fundraising tour
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