Gun Control

"Obama is our best salesman and he proves it again," gun shop owner says.

A 26-year-old U.S. Marine recruiter received a full pardon from Gov. Chris Christie Wednesday, clearing him of gun-related charges filed against him last Labor Day weekend in Bergen County.

Discussing the ongoing gun control debate on Tuesday night's Ask The Governor program on NJ 101.5, Chris Christie said it's easier in New Jersey for "bad guys" to obtain guns than good people.

Smart guns can only be fired by the owner. They exist, but they’re not sold commercially in the United States. On Monday. a New Jersey law made it illegal to sell any other guns once smart guns are available for purchase.

New Jersey Democrats have tried more than 50 times to override one of Gov. Chris Christie’s vetoes. They have failed every time. Thursday, Senate Democrats were scheduled to try again.

The New Jersey Senate will make another attempt to override a veto on a bill designed to prevent mentally ill people from getting guns. This time, however, the Senate president is taking steps to make sure every member of the upper house shows up to cast a vote.

Gov. Chris Christie weighed in on the country's gun laws following controversial comments by Republican presidential rivals Donald Trump and Jeb Bush.

For the 49th consecutive time, New Jersey Democrats failed to get enough Republican votes to override a veto by Gov. Chris Christie.

In 48 tries, New Jersey democrats have never been successful in overriding one of Gov. Chris Christie’s vetoes. Attempt number 48 is scheduled for Thursday afternoon.

There’s a school of thought that says those who don’t learn from history are doomed to repeat it. New Jersey Democrats are clearly sticking with another school of thought that says never give up.