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Former NJ Governor Christie Treated at Hospital for COVID-19 After Trump Contact

ABC News Correspondent Chris Christie: Trump Campaign Has Not Done Well

Trump Dumps Chris Christie Again? Former Governor Takes Job at ABC News for RNC Convention

New Jersey Attorney General Gurbir Grewal Bags and Tags 5 More in Political Corruption Sweep

Five More Charged for Political Corruption in New Jersey as Task Force Continues Taking Down Dirty Politicians

Attorney General Arrests Politically Connected Lawyer in Toms River Style Pay to Play Corruption Case

Former Governor Chris Christie On Trump: He is Losing

NJ Restaurant Shut Down After Town Officials See Picture of People Having a Good Time on Social Media

Political Corruption, Bribery and Pay to Play Charges Filed by State Against Corrupt NJ Politicians

Webber: Even Jon Corzine Admitted Guilt When Breaking the Law, So Should Murphy

Many in NJ Can’t Access Unemployment Benefits; “Do Your Job” says Dunn

Murphy Administration Shoots Down Town’s Ambitious Plan for Outdoor Dining

Newark Continues as the COVID-19 Non-Compliance Capital of New Jersey and Other Murphy’s Law Arrests for 4/23/20

Mo Hill, School Board Political Play to Bring Norcross, Buckalew Firm to the School Insurance Table is Eerily Similar to Ritacco Scandal

Nowhere to Hang…Multiple People Arrested in NJ for Hanging Around

These People Were Charged Yesterday for Not Staying Home in New Jersey

Rumson Man Who Yelled at Police During Pink Floyd Lawn Concert Makes Today’s COVID-19 Naughty List

Full Report: Dozens More Charged for Pandemic Related Crimes in New Jersey

ADLER APHASIA CENTER OPENS A NEW LOCATION IN OCEAN COUNTY

44% of New Jersey Residents Planning to Leave Because of High Taxes, Government Corruption

Two Area Business Owners Graduate from SBA Emerging Leaders Class

Jonathan Petro: Toms River Will Not Be A Sanctuary City If I Become Mayor

ICE Arrests 123 Illegal Aliens with Criminal History in Phil Murphy’s Jersey Sanctuary State

Weekend Winter Storm Cuts Power to 131,000 Homes in New Jersey

Music: A season of Jewish choirs in concert