Chris christie

• New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie has apologized for a remark about civil rights but says hes not sorry for using a slang term to describe a lawmaker who compared him to segregationist Southern governors.
(msnbc.com)
• TRENTON, N.J. -- New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie has apologized for a remark about civil rights but says hes not sorry for using a slang term to describe a lawmaker who compared him to segregationist Southern governors.
(Huffington Post)
• TRENTON — In a departure from his guns-blazing style, Gov. Chris Christie apologized Tuesday night for not being "clear enough'' in his comments juxtaposing the current push for same-sex marriage to struggles for racial equality.
(Morris County Daily Record)
• Jan. 31 (Bloomberg) -- Representative John Lewis, a veteran of the U.S.
(Businessweek)
• Surprisingly, the American Civil Liberties Union of New Jersey gives Gov. Chris Christie good grades for supporting government sealed records.
(Burlington County Times)
• Gov. Chris Christie unveiled a sweeping plan last week to overhaul New Jersey's university system, with the aim of capturing more grant money at a time when higher education is severely underfunded.
(The Star-Ledger - NJ.com (blog))
• New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie's effort to cut the state income tax would provide minimal relief to middle-class families, according to the state's nonpartisan Office of Legislative Services, the Newark Star-Ledger reported Tuesday.
(NewsMax.com)
• Gov. Chris Christie announced today that Tom Considine is stepping down as head of the states Department of Banking and Insurance. The governor nominated Ken Kobylowski as his replacement.
(PolitickerNJ.com)
• Governor Chris Christie's budget for the fiscal year that ends June 30 funds only 14 percent of the pension payment recommended by actuaries, even after his benefit changes enacted last year, Fitch said in a report today.
(Bloomberg)
• TRENTON — Gov. Chris Christie said today he was aware of the civil settlement reached last month between federal authorities and the liquor store run by the family of state Supreme Court nominee Phillip Kwon.
(NJ.com)