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The article reports that the New Jersey Governor Chris Christie's friend David Wildstein received probation in the Bridgegate scandal dealing with traffic lanes closure at George Washington Bridge, New Jersey.

The article discusses lawyer Randy M. Mastro's internal investigation of a political corruption scandal involving lane closures on the George Washington Bridge in New Jersey. Topics addressed include former New York and New Jersey Port Authority official David Wildstein's allegation that New Jersey governor Chris Christie was aware of the closures while they were happening, as well as the report's findings on the involvement of Bridget Anne Kelly, Christie's former deputy chief of staff.

The article discusses the result of a New Jersey state-funded inquiry into a political corruption scandal involving lane closures at the George Washington Bridge in New Jersey, highlighting findings that New Jersey governor Chris Christie was not directly involved in planning the closures. Topics addressed include ties between the Christie administration and the law firm that conducted the inquiry, Gibson Dunn & Crutcher, as well as the firm's access to records of communications by Christie's aides.

The article reports on the U.S. 1920 maritime law that delays the shipment of a stranded 40,000-ton load of road salt in a waterfront depot in Searsport, Maine to New Jersey. It mentions that salt is sorely needed in New Jersey in February 2014 as the state is facing shortages, citing closing of roadways and curtailed public bus routes from Maine. It notes a vessel that retrieves a portion of the salt without touching the federal law but has been struck in Rhode Island due to the snowstorm.

The article discusses the role of local journalism in uncovering a political scandal involving the administration of New Jersey Governor Chris Christie's decision to close lanes leading to the George Washington Bridge as political retribution. Topics addressed include initial reporting on the story by "The Record" newspaper in New Jersey, as well as the roles of reporters John Cichowski and Shawn Boburg in reporting the story.

The article discusses the role of David Wildstein, a political blogger and former director of interstate projects for the New Jersey Port Authority, in lane closures ordered by the administration of governor Chris Christie, allegedly as political retribution. Topics addressed include Wildstein's approach to politics as revealed on his PoliticsNJ.com blog under the pseudonym Wally Edge, as well as Wildstein's personal connection to Christie.

The article discusses former New Jersey Port Authority official David Wildstein's allegations that New Jersey governor Chris Christie had knowledge of politically motivated lane closings at the George Washington Bridge in Fort Lee, New Jersey as the closings were occurring. Topics addressed include Christie's assertions that he believed the lane closures were part of a traffic study, as well as Christie's personal relationship to Wildstein.

The article discusses allegations that a 2013 closure of traffic lanes on a road in Fort Lee, New Jersey leading to the George Washington Bridge was due to political retribution against Fort Lee mayor Mark Sokolich by the administration of New Jersey governor Chris Christie. Topics addressed include the role of Christie staff members David Wildstein, Bridget Anne Kelly, and Bill Baroni in the scandal, as well as Sokolich's refusal to support Christie's 2013 reelection campaign.

The article analyzes Chris Christie's apology at a news conference following revelations that his staff ordered lane closures on a road in Fort Lee, New Jersey as political retribution for Fort Lee mayor Mark Sokolich's refusal to support Christie's 2013 reelection campaign. Topics addressed include Christie's display of emotion when responding to reporters' questions, as well as the unusually long length of the news conference.

The article discusses New Jersey governor Chris Christie's response to a scandal in which his aides ordered lane closures on a road in Fort Lee, New Jersey as political retribution for Fort Lee mayor Mark Sokolich's refusal to support Christie's 2013 reelection campaign. Topics addressed include Christie's apology at a news conference, his decision to fire his deputy chief of staff Bridget Anne Kelly, and the involvement of Christie staff members Bill Baroni and David Wildstein in the scandal.

The article reports on the closure of Exit 88 of Garden State Parkway in Lakewood, New Jersey on November 10, 2014 as part of improvement plan of the connections between the parkway and local roads.

The article reports on the traffic testing for the planned two-year shutdown of the northbound lanes of the Pulaski Skyway in New Jersey which began on April 12, 2014 leading thousands of drivers turned to alternative routes or public transportation between the cities of Newark and Jersey City.

The article reports on the 18 new subpoenas issued by New Jersey legislative committee on February 10, 2014 as part of their investigation on the lane closings issue at the George Washington Bridge in January 2014.

Reports on the closure of Pulaski Skyway in New Jersey due to the leakage of trichloroisocyanuric acid, a chlorinating agent and disinfectant used in cleaning swimming pools, which eventually released a noxious cloud of gas over the area and can be fatal if inhaled.