Vinnie Prieto

Christie once again calls for a state takeover bill to be posted and passed by the Assembly.

New Jersey is considering eliminating its estate tax, but some are suggesting to instead scale it back but keep it on the books for the wealthiest estates.

Gov. Chris Christie is not budging from his position on how to rescue Atlantic City from financial ruin, despite a new plan from state Democrats that could initiate a state takeover of the city by the end of August.

Gov. Chris Christie’s designs on a takeover of Atlantic City endured a withering critique Monday in the Assembly Budget Committee.

“Let’s put aside this idea of democracy,” Christie said. “The people of Atlantic City were abandoned by their local officials a long time ago.”

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.

There is still no agreement on a state takeover of Atlantic City, which means a bankruptcy filing could happen in a matter of weeks.

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.

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