Politics & Policy

Pennsylvania gives millions of dollars meant for road and bridge repairs to the State Police each year. Lawmakers are weighing how to end those transfers.

A 2008 contract that would have made Delaware a pioneer in offshore wind evaporated. A 2018 study cited high costs, but a new law has the state pursuing the notion again.

A panel of experts led by Pa. House Majority Leader Matthew Bradford discussed gun policies at Villanova University Monday.

New Jersey Gov. Phil Murphy will answer your questions at 7 p.m. Tuesday during “Ask Governor Murphy.”

As Republicans aim to gain the one seat they need to retake the Senate in next year’s elections, McCormick is a top recruit.

State Senator Sharif Street would like to see his father, Mayor John Street’s, Safe Streets initiative come back to town.

A political turf war created an “odd couple situation” between the South Jersey conservative and Essex County liberal, but they got things done for the state.

Officials said the new Economic Development Corporation will revitalize run-down main streets, attract new employers, and support existing small businesses.

Mourners pay respects to a trailblazing politician at the State House in Trenton. Thursday was day one of a three-day celebration of life.

The move comes amid the outlines of a deal after diplomacy between U.S. and Iran via mediators — but nothing is final.

The popular home repairs program is on a list of spending initiatives a state budget official has said need additional legislation.

Senior administration officials say the effort stemmed from national security goals, rather than economic interests.

The shooting is under review by the FBI.

Some serve as leaders of Pa.’s Republican party, or have influence in local and national politics.

Issue 1 would make it harder to pass future constitutional amendments and will make it next to impossible for citizens and groups to get amendments to the ballot at all.