Jon Corzine

Still Too Easy
Still Too Easy
Still Too Easy
Following up on a report it made 10 years ago, the New Jersey State Commission of Investigation suggests the state's laws still don't go far enough to keep gun ammunition out of the wrong hands.
What About Property Taxes?
What About Property Taxes?
What About Property Taxes?
In the summer of 2006, former Gov. Jon Corzine convened a special legislative session to explore ways to lower New Jersey's highest-in-the-nation average property tax bill. Months of hearings followed, but in the end most, including many lawmakers involved viewed the session as a bust.
Not The First
Not The First
Not The First
Gov. Chris Christie is the first New Jersey governor since Woodrow Wilson to be seriously considered as a potential presidential candidate, but Garden State chief executives almost always get a little presidential buzz at some point, according to two political experts.

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