Politics & Policy

A group of elderly protestors blocked the ICE office in Philadelphia this morning. A half dozen decided to be arrested instead of moving.

With five people dead at an American newspaper, from an attack that would seem more shocking if it didn’t feel so inevitable, I can ...

It follows similar bans recently passed in Arizona and Michigan.

Pennsylvania Gov. Tom Wolf has signed a bill to wipe clean criminal records for certain low-level offenders if they go a decade without any other convictions.

In event of a shutdown, most New Jersey beaches will remain open

U.S. Rep. Lou Barletta says he hopes the U.S. Supreme Court will overturn Roe v. Wade, and he'll campaign on the issue against incumbent Bob Casey.

The city is one of the first on the East Coast to implement the 2018 International Building Code

The meeting will follow a NATO summit in Brussels on July 11.

Lawmakers legalized the gambling expansion last year, but it wasn't permitted under federal law until a U.S. Supreme Court decision last month.

My advice to Democrats — which I’ve offered for free since the dawn of this century — is that they pound this mantra into their ...

Philadelphia’s District Attorney Larry Krasner has garnered a lot of attention since assuming office in January, not just locally but nationally as well.

Recreational marijuana advocates could not attract the 25 votes needed for passage. The tally was 21-15 in favor of legalization, but five House Democrats abstained.

The digital parking meters alert enforcement officers about any violation so they can ticket the offending vehicle.

Without a budget deal by midnight Saturday, there could be a government shutdown that would close state parks and beaches ahead of the Fourth of July holiday.

For the second year in a row, state beaches and parks will close if New Jersey lawmakers don't pass a budget by June 30.