Loretta Weinberg

Lawmakers have almost 110 bills scheduled for votes in the Senate and Assembly on Monday, including a bid to override Gov. Chris Christie's veto of equal-pay legislation.

The governor's tweets, which some noted seemed inspired by his friend and president-elect Donald Trump, targeted Democratic lawmakers.

After being called a "crazy quack and a "lunatic" by Chris Christie on WPG's Ask the Governor Monday night, Sen. Ray Lesniak fired back by saying the governor reminds him of a "Captain Queeg," cracking under pressure.

Christie, who has denied knowledge of his underlings' scheme, is in charge of President-elect Donald Trump's transition team.

The NJDOT commissioner sought to reassure lawmakers about the direction of New Jersey Transit: It’s safer than statistics suggest, it has the money it needs and isn’t planning a fare hike.

Senators are still trying to line up votes for the Transportation Trust Fund's gas tax hike. Without them, a deadline for a pension funding amendment may pass.

"The fact is that we need to spend this money in order to continue to modernize our roads, our bridges and, importantly, our mass transit system," Christie said.

On THURSDAY, state Senators will vote whether to raise your NJ gas tax by 23 cents a gallon. On FRIDAY, it would take effect. It's not too late to stop it!

Two Sussex County men say they've faced threats, their lives could be in danger — and they should get to protect themselves.

Gov. Chris Christie says serious threats should suffice in qualifying for a concealed-carry permit, even without a specific threat. Senators are voting to say no.