Politics & Policy

The Democrat’s term will end on Jan. 20. He will be succeeded by Gov.-elect Mikie Sherrill.

The legislation now heads to Gov. Phil Murphy’s desk for consideration.

Some of the issues Delaware lawmakers plan to address include property reassessments, rising health care costs and education funding.

Codey, the state’s longest-serving lawmaker, was acting governor in the 2000s while he was Senate president.

A dozen Democratic candidates and only one Republican will run in a special primary election in the 11th Congressional District.

The effort is designed to give a good first impression for thousands of visitors expected to visit Philadelphia for the nation’s 250th birthday.

The bill now goes to the Senate, where pressure is building for a similar bipartisan compromise.

The governor starts his campaign with a record fundraising advantage in the likely faceoff against the popular state treasurer in November.

Avelo denies it ever had a contract to help deport immigrants. But flight tracker data shows it operated deportation flights.

Chester County officials are reviewing the report and will release it to the public at the county Board of Elections meeting on Jan. 27.

While Venezuela dominates the agenda on Capitol Hill this week, the midterms are fast approaching – key primaries are just months away. This and more in our roundtable.

While some are blaming a medical provider that was illegally contracted, their replacement was the subject of similar criticisms and accusations in the past.

Jack Tompkins resigned on the day his liability insurance coverage would’ve ended. Township Council will pick from three names.

Smoking marijuana in public can lead to a criminal charge and up to five days in prison. The proposal would make it a civil violation subject to a fine.

Councilmember Richard Womack will serve as chair and Councilmember Christine Reuther will serve as vice chair of Delco Council.