Politics & Policy

Britain hailed the commitment as the first big achievement of the U.N. climate conference known as COP26 taking place this month in the Scottish city of Glasgow.

In New Jersey, the governor’s race tops the ticket. In Pa., there are judicial contests and suburban school board races.

Spotlight PA tested how easily and quickly the public can access campaign finance information in nine counties.

It’s Election Day in Pennsylvania and New Jersey and both states will elect new public officials to several statewide offices.

The estranged wife of Sean Parnell, the Republican endorsed by Trump for U.S. Senate in Pa., says he tried to choke her, as she described years of rage and abuse she endured.

The Black Clergy of Philadelphia and Vicinity have a straightforward message ahead of tomorrow’s election: They want the city to turn out for a full slate of Democrats.

Biden has told world leaders at the summit that the actions they take this decade on global warming will be decisive in sparing future generations from suffering.

Two groups say political boundaries they produced included input from people who all want their voices heard.

If he wins, Murphy will be the first person from the same party of the president to win in the off-off-year election in more than three decades.

Biden will address the COP26 climate change conference. He will speak about the United States strategy to reach its climate goals, but he doesn't have any commitments.

Leaders of the world’s biggest economies made a vague commitment Sunday to seek carbon neutrality “by or around mid-century” as they wrapped up a two-day summit in Rome.

If Murphy were to hold on, he would be defying more than the one-year presidential pendulum. He would be N.J.'s first Democratic governor reelected in more than 40 years.

On Saturday, lawyer Michael Puppio who is representing two candidates running for Delaware County Council said a third-party vendor is responsible for the issues.

If you don’t know about the rule, it’s easy to mess this up.

The fight over what to do with the city’s emergency radio system is just the latest rift between Trenton’s mayor and city council, and residents are sick of it.