Ryan Hutchins
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New Jersey, United States
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Supreme Court overturns ‘Bridgegate’ convictions
The unanimous decision clears the convictions of two allies to former New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie. → Read More
New York region governors ask feds for $100B in federal grants
The request comes a day after governors joined Trump and other federal officials on a conference call. → Read More
Straphangers soldier on as coronavirus comes to the land of the densely packed train
Though localities besieged by the virus have restricted public gatherings, New York and New Jersey are not there yet. → Read More
New Jersey Gov. Phil Murphy has kidney tumor that’s likely cancerous
New Jersey Gov. Phil Murphy has a likely-cancerous tumor on his left kidney that will be surgically removed in March, Murphy confirmed late Saturday. → Read More
Cuomo clarifies he supports impeachment inquiry after blaming 'leftists'
“It is no longer an option or a political decision: the House must investigate,” spokesperson Dani Lever said in a statement to POLITICO. → Read More
Cuomo, alongside Christie, says ‘leftists’ forced impeachment inquiry
The remarks came during an hour-long discussion about civility in politics. → Read More
Trump praises New Jersey Democrats for ‘not passing taxes’
The comments come a day after Murphy signed a $38.7 billion state budget that funds many of his priorities, but not the millionaire's tax. → Read More
Bridgegate plotter requests ‘immediate release’ after Supreme Court takes case
Bill Baroni asked U.S. District Court Judge Susan Wigenton to set bail and allow him to leave the Federal Correctional Institution in Loretto, Pa. → Read More
Bridgegate plotter to be released from prison after Supreme Court takes case
Bill Baroni asked U.S. District Court Judge Susan Wigenton to set bail and allow him to leave the Federal Correctional Institution in Loretto, Pa. → Read More
Supreme Court to hear appeal in Bridgegate case
The Supreme Court did not say what, specifically, it will review. → Read More
Port Authority to spend $1B improving PATH service
The agency says it will install a new signal system and new rail cars, while also making modifications to PATH stations, all by 2022. → Read More
Port Authority moves ahead with Newark AirTrain, Terminal B replacement
It’s unclear how much the Port Authority will spend on the planning for the project. → Read More
Governor’s feud with party boss rocks New Jersey politics
In a state where Democrats have a nearly one-million-voter advantage over Republicans, the dispute is all that matters for the political class. → Read More
Cuomo doesn’t deny deal with Murphy, but expects ‘some double tolling’
Asked directly whether he had cut a deal with Murphy, Cuomo sidestepped the question. → Read More
Cuomo’s MTA chief denies two-state agreement on Manhattan tolling
'With all due respect to Governor Murphy, we have no idea what he is talking about,' Foye said. → Read More
New York, New Jersey governors cut deal on congestion pricing
The deal does not explicitly guarantee drivers using the bridge and tunnels will be credited for the tolls they pay to use those spans. → Read More
Feds again block funding for Gateway tunnel, Portal Bridge projects
Boosters for the projects said they were outraged. → Read More
Bridgegate defendant plans appeal to U.S. Supreme Court
Kelly, a mother of four, faces steep odds in continuing to appeal her case. The Supreme Court hears just 1 percent of the roughly 10,000 cases it dockets in a given term. → Read More
Could Booker’s ‘love’ for all become a liability?
As Booker has risen through the political ranks, he has developed close relationships with people in New Jersey many on the left or right loathe. → Read More
Chris Christie: Bridgegate prosecutor wanted to score points with Clinton
Fishman, Christie says, was a Clinton supporter who was “rumored” to be interested in a return to Washington, perhaps as attorney general in a new administration. → Read More