Don Guardian

Speaking with New Jersey 101.5's Bill Spadea at the Garden State Film Festival Friday, Guardian said "we all want to find a solution" before AC runs out of cash in a few days.

Gov. Chris Christie said Atlantic City Mayor Don Guardian and Assembly Speaker Vincent Prieto are playing a game of "chicken" as the city's "drop dead" date of April 8 approaches.

We have been talking daily about the significant and ever-mounting financial problems currently facing Atlantic City on the city purpose tax side.

As the state continues to debate over how it wishes to take over Atlantic City, Mayor Don Guardian is planning on closing city hall next month while maintaining essential city services. Without state aid, city workers will stop getting paychecks in a matter of days.

State senators gave their first approval Thursday to granting Gov. Chris Christie’s administration sweeping powers over municipal finances in Atlantic City.

As the State Assembly begins discussing taking over Atlantic City's city government, Mayor Don Guardian is taking bus-loads of residents to Trenton today. The Mayor spoke to us exclusively this morning about how far he is willing to go to stop the state, including even spending time in jail.

A hostile takeover of the cash-strapped Atlantic City government is due to take its first formal step in the state Senate Thursday.

Do you have a question for Atlantic City Mayor Don Guardian? Join us tonight at 6:00 for this month's edition of Ask The Mayor.

If you were caught off-guard by seeing Atlantic City Mayor Don Guardian standing shoulder-to-shoulder with Gov. Christie and Senate President Steve Sweeney Tuesday, you weren't alone. Mayor Guardian discussed the deal, and what lead-up to the deal, Wednesday morning on WPG.

In an exclusive interview Wednesday morning with Harry Hurley, Atlantic City City Council President Marty Small said he had no idea Mayor Don Guardian would be standing next to Gov. Christie at a press conference that talked about the state taking over the city.