Angela Delli Santi
The Associated Press
Trenton, NJ, United States
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Ex-Christie aide 'dumbfounded' by traffic plot
TRENTON, N.J. (AP) — A former aide to Gov. Chris Christie whose job included getting re-election endorsements from mayors said Tuesday that he was "dumbfounded and disappointed" to learn that a northern New Jersey mayor was apparently targeted in a political payback plot orchestrated by Christie loyalists. The former aide, Matt Mowers, spoke to New Jersey lawmakers investigating the traffic jam scandal… → Read More
Ex-aide set to testify in Christie bridge scandal - The Sacramento Bee
Another former aide to Gov. Chris Christie is appearing before New Jersey legislators investigating lane closings at the George Washington Bridge, a scandal that has raised questions about the Republican's viability as a potential 2016 presidential candidate. → Read More
Ex-Christie aide denies knowing of political plot - The Sacramento Bee
A former aide to New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie told lawmakers Tuesday that she had no knowledge of or involvement in the political payback plot at the George Washington Bridge yet described the governor's office as a place where political work was not avoided but rather done during off-hours. → Read More
Ex-Christie aide denies knowing of political plot
A former aide to New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie told lawmakers Tuesday that she had no knowledge of or involvement in the political payback plot at the George Washington Bridge yet described the governor's office as a... → Read More
Ex-NBA player: Re-entry tougher than serving time
Former NBA player Jayson Williams says trying to re-enter society after serving time for shooting a limousine driver was more difficult than being in prison. → Read More
Christie 'Nervous' When Scandal Linked To Aides
TRENTON, N.J. (AP) — Gov. Chris Christie was "nervous" about the possibility more of his aides were involved in a politically motivated traffic jam scandal, according to interview notes released Monday by lawyers the governor's office hired to conduct an internal investigation. → Read More
Christie 'Nervous' When Scandal Linked To Aides
TRENTON, N.J. (AP) — Gov. Chris Christie was "nervous" about the possibility more of his aides were involved in a politically motivated traffic jam scandal, according to interview notes released Monday by lawyers the governor's office hired to conduct an internal investigation. → Read More
Christie 'nervous' when scandal linked to aides
TRENTON, N.J. (AP) — Newly released notes from lawyers who interviewed Gov. → Read More
Christie 'nervous' when scandal linked to aides
Gov. Chris Christie was "nervous" about the possibility that anyone else on his staff was involved in a politically motivated traffic scandal, according to interview notes released Monday by lawyers the governor's... → Read More
Judge: Christie ex-aides can withhold documents
TRENTON, N.J. (AP) — Two former associates of Gov. → Read More
Christie aide testifies in New Jersey bridge probe
TRENTON, N.J. (AP) — A longtime aide to Gov. Chris Christie gave testimony Friday to a federal grand jury in New Jersey in a probe of politically motivated traffic jams near the George Washington Bridge. Michael Drewniak is not a target of the investigation but was in federal court to answer questions, his attorney Anthony Iacullo told ABC News. Iacullo declined to say what was discussed before the… → Read More
Christie aide testifies in New Jersey bridge probe
A longtime aide to Gov. Chris Christie gave testimony Friday to a federal grand jury in New Jersey in a probe of politically motivated traffic jams near the George Washington Bridge. → Read More
NJ Gov. Christie defends integrity of report
TRENTON, N.J. (AP) — New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie says the report that cleared him of involvement in closing lanes near the George Washington Bridge "will stand the test of time, and it will be tested." His office hired the law firm that issued the report Thursday. Taxpayers paid for it. Christie spoke Friday in his first news conference in nearly three months. He says the lawyers who produced the… → Read More
Christie holding 1st news conference in 2 months
New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie is planning to take questions from reporters at his first news conference in more than two months. → Read More
Feds, others still probing NJ traffic-jam plot
Investigations led by federal authorities and New Jersey legislators are continuing to delve into a traffic-blocking operation near a major bridge, even as Gov. Chris Christie's own probe has concluded that he was not... → Read More
Chris Christie to hold first news conference in 2 months - The Boston Globe
TRENTON, N.J. (AP) — New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie is planning to take questions from reporters at his first news conference in more than two months. His availability Friday afternoon comes a day after a lawyer hired by his office issued a report clearing him of any wrongdoing in lane closures near the George Washington Bridge last year. Federal prosecutors and a state legislative committee are still… → Read More
Feds, others still probing NJ traffic-jam plot
Investigations led by federal authorities and New Jersey legislators are continuing to delve into a traffic-blocking operation near a major bridge, even as Gov. Chris Christie's own probe has concluded that he was not... → Read More
Christie's lawyer: Governor not involved in plot
NEW YORK (AP) — A law firm hired by New Jersey Gov. → Read More
TRENTON, N.J.: Feds, others still probing NJ traffic-jam plot
Investigations led by federal authorities and New Jersey legislators are continuing to delve into a traffic-blocking operation near a major bridge, even as Gov. Chris Christie's own probe has concluded that he was not involved in the plot. → Read More
Christie's lawyer: Governor not involved in plot
A law firm hired by New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie says the governor was not involved in a plot to create gridlock near a major bridge as part of a political retribution scheme. → Read More