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Baroni and Kelly File Appeals to Bridgegate Convictions

Kevin O'Toole.

Kevin O’Toole Is Right Choice to Represent NJ at the Port Authority

By Ken Kurson
NEW YORK, NY - SEPTEMBER 29: New Jersey Governor Chris Christie, (L) and New York Governor Andrew Cuomo comfort each other at the end of a press conference after a NJ Transit train crashed in to the platform at Hoboken Terminal September 29, 2016 in Hoboken, New Jersey. According to reports, at least one person has been killed and over 100 injured.

Christie, Cuomo Shake Up Leadership at the Port Authority

By Salvador Rizzo
David Wildstein

NJ Politics Digest: Bridgegate Mastermind Avoids Jail Time

By Steve Cronin
David Wildstein leaves the Newark federal court house after his sentencing.

Wildstein Avoids Prison Despite Lead Role in Bridgegate

By Alyana Alfaro
Jersey Guys Chris Christie and David Wildstein are seen here at the 12th Anniversary of the attacks on the World Trade Center, Sept. 11, 2013. (Photo: Port Authority NYNJ)

NJ Politics Digest: Sentencing Time for Wildstein

By Steve Cronin
David Wildstein, former director of interstate capital projects for the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey, enters federal court in Newark, New Jersey, U.S., on Friday, Sept. 23, 2016.

Feds Seek Probation for Bridgegate Mastermind Wildstein

By Alyana Alfaro
7. Bridgegate. Samson’s guilty plea was the opening act for one of the most-covered political stories of 2016 in New Jersey: the Bridgegate trial. In that case, two Christie appointees (former Port Authority Deputy Executive Director Bill Baroni and former Christie Deputy Chief of Staff Bridget Kelly) were found guilty on nine counts of conspiracy and related charges for misusing Port Authority property as a way to enact political retribution against Fort Lee Mayor Mark Sokolich for not endorsing Christie for re-election in 2013. While the closures happened three years ago in 2013, the trial renewed public interest and attention on the case. Now, the case is in limbo as defendants pursue a re-trail or acquittal.

Still No Special Prosecutor in Bridgegate Case

By Alyana Alfaro
Bridget Anne Kelly arrives at the Martin Luther King, Jr. Federal Courthouse before opening statements are heard in the "Bridgegate" trial.

Prosecution, Defense Paint Starkly Different Pictures of Bridgegate Defendants

By Alyana Alfaro
The New Jersey side of the George Washington Bridge.

The Big Run-Down: Bridgegate Trial Hits Traffic

By Alyana Alfaro
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