Politics & Policy

The Fish and Game Council unanimously approved lethal and non-lethal means to manage the black bear population.

During the Nov. 7 election, six candidates will run for Pennsylvania’s intermediate appellate courts, which wield significant power over legal disputes and criminal cases.

The public can no longer use an online search of public employee emails after the state removed it due to security concerns.

The money will be divided between NJ Transit and the state Department of Transportation.

Photos of then-N.J. Gov. Christie giving a warm greeting to President Obama during a visit after Superstorm Sandy in 2012 earned Christie scorn among national Republicans.

During the Nov. 7 election, Democrat Daniel McCaffery and Republican Carolyn Carluccio will compete to fill an open seat on Pennsylvania’s Supreme Court.

A guide to what to look for at the new exhibit commemorating the five freedoms: speech, press, assembly, petition, and religion.

The new policy applies to inspections and enforcement, as well as engagement. It goes into effect this month but is still open for comment.

Pa. Gov. Josh Shapiro signed an executive order in Philadelphia that mandates state agencies to award more government contracts to small and diverse businesses.

Immigrant rights groups are upset over the language politicians used at the press conference Friday.

María Méndez is coordinator of Juntos Podemos, a new youth engagement effort from the longtime immigrant rights organization.

A federal ban on assault weapons could keep children safer from gun violence at school this year, lawmakers and advocates say.

The Pa. Senate has moved key code bills that would enable some budget spending, but Democrats say they don’t go far enough.

A Senate committee vote scheduled for Wednesday could change the state’s primary from April 23 to late March.

For the program to return this year, Murphy set aside more than $2 billion in the 2024 state budget that took effect July 1.