Ask The Governor

New Jersey will once again need to borrow money to fund the Transportation Trust Fund, the pot of money the state uses for road, bridge, and tunnel projects.

New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie was live in our studio Wednesday night for Ask the Governor on the Townsquare Radio Network. You can watch the show again (below) and check out the best tweets.

New Jersey Democrats responded to Gov. Chris Christie's $34.4 billion state budget Tuesday, calling for more job growth and an increase in state revenue.

Gov. Chris Christie said Monday night that his office is cooperating with a federal subpoena from the U.S. Attorney investigating Bridgegate while it conducts its own internal probe.

Gov. Chris Christie, addressing the Bridgegate scandal in a live radio interview Monday night, said he wants the people of New Jersey to know, "I had nothing to do with this" and "I'm going to fix it." He also took a swipe at critics he said were engaging in "a game of gotcha."

New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie, who's considered a Republican frontrunner for President in 2016, is blasting the Affordable Care Act, known as Obamacare.

Topics on the November edition of Ask The Governor include the possibility of a tax cut, challenging candidates who ran on a platform of "working with the governor," Obamacare, and the role Chris Christie's children have in his political plans

Governor Chris Christie (R) challenged Democrats who campaigned on "working with the governor" to get on board with his second term agenda that includes a possible tax cut in his next budget.

The August edition of Ask The Governor found Gov. Chris Christie talking about how ready New Jersey is for the next big storm, a court ruling about texting, the continuing controversy over red light cameras and Light Up New Jersey, Townsquare Media New Jersey's commemoration of the first anniversary of Superstorm Sandy. Here are the video highlights:

If your business was damaged by Superstorm Sandy, New Jersey has money to help you rebuild and recover, but the state isn't going to come looking for you.