Politics & Policy

The Obama-era policy determined that carbon dioxide and other greenhouse gases endanger public health and welfare. Legal challenges are certain.

Democratic candidates agreed on restoring health care subsidies and abolishing ICE but differed on who was most qualified to take Philly’s interests to Congress.

The bill refunds the realty transfer tax to the rightful homeowner instead of the thief who has been convicted of stealing the property.

El presupuesto propuesto por Meyer “modernizaría” las tarifas de constitución de empresas y aumentaría los impuestos al tabaco para incrementar los ingresos estatales.

“ICE is vastly, vastly overfunded,” said U.S. Rep. Chrissy Houlahan of Chester County. “They have a budget that is larger than many countries' entire defense budgets.”

The concession comes nearly a week after Election Day in the primary race to fill Mikie Sherrill’s U.S. House seat.

La delegación del Congreso de Delaware afirma que los agentes federales de inmigración están actuando al margen de la ley y disparando contra estadounidenses en las calles

The office helps improve safety and quality of services to ensure young people in residential placements are being taken care of properly.

The Delaware River and Bay Authority said not approving the proposed lease agreement with aviation company Daedalus could put it at financial risk.

Gov. Josh Shapiro has a plan to scrutinize utility profits. Investor-owned utilities say it's important to invest in infrastructure that keeps the lights on.

Sherrill vacated the seat after she won the governorship last year, opening up the competitive Democratic primary.

Cycling organizations, older adults and immigrant advocacy groups are calling on legislators to amend the new law.

Shapiro’s plan includes heightened scrutiny of utility profits by state regulators and getting rid of “junk fees.”

Although an outside investigation determined “human error” caused the Election Day mistake, some in Chester County are demanding consequences.

After reviving his false claim that the 2020 election was stolen, President Trump is now urging Republicans to, in his words, “take over voting” and "nationalize elections.”