Congressman Chris Smith

Jersey Shore towns have been working to find solutions to address issues along the shore line -- mainly with beach replenishment projects. Now, they finally have the funding to get work done.

"In a matter of weeks, we will have an Olympic games where Xi Jinping is the host while simultaneously running concentration camps where two, maybe three million people are being tortured, beaten," U.S. Congressman Chris Smith tells Townsquare Media News.

In the months following the introduction of U.S. Congressman Chris Smith's anti-trafficking reauthorization bill, there continues to be strides made towards preventing this heinous crime and protecting human lives.

The controversial Roe vs. Wade decision could be overturned this year but in the meantime, Jersey Shore Congressman Chris Smith explains four key ways to help in curbing the amount of abortions taking place in New Jersey and the U.S.

There is continued push to move the 2022 Winter Olympic games out of China and to another country with timing increasingly running out for such a move to happen.

Jersey Shore Congressman Chris Smith has once again delivered in the clutch by working again with Ansell to secure thousands of gloves and suits.

These human rights advocates are so grateful for Congressman Chris Smith's efforts to help them, that they've donated 4,000 high-quality surgical masks for CentraState Medical Center in Freehold Township.

The bill mandates forgiveness of certain Community Disaster Loans secured by NJ municipalities from FEMA.

There is more than $4.5 million in emergency funding being awarded to local governments in New Jersey's Fourth Congressional District via the CARES Act which will help areas stabilize and recover from the economic impacts of the coronavirus pandemic.

Representative Chris Smith (NJ - 4th District) has secured a massive haul of gloves for first responders on the front lines of the Covid-19 coronavirus pandemic.

Ocean County will open its coronavirus drive thru testing site at Ocean County College beginning at 9:00 am Monday, March 30 to Ocean County residents.

Jersey Shore Congressman Chris Smith is calling for Congress to immediately provide emergency funding for the CDC and other federal agencies working to protect U.S. citizens amid the growing threat of the coronavirus.