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Moffa and Hogan, both politically experienced, have vastly different stances on abortion, climate, and the economy.

The jarring campaign ads are meant to evoke an emotional response, but for some, the commercials fall flat and harm communities impacted by crime.

PFAS are linked to health impacts, including some cancers, and have shown up in water, soil and air.

The flyers appear to be from a right-wing nonprofit helmed by former Trump administration aide, Stephen Miller.

Despite the size of the package, lawmakers introduced and passed the bill in just a few hours with no public hearings.

Some gun violence prevention advocates want DA Krasner gone, but don’t blame him for the shooting crisis in Philadelphia.

The State General Assembly recently passed a package that would establish regulations for digital assets, cryptocurrencies, and blockchain technologies.

Researchers say the days following the election may pose a greater risk of violence than Election Day itself, particularly in locations where vote counting drags on.

Rep. Jeff Van Drew’s 2019 party flip from Democrat to Republican has drawn criticism. But his challenger, Tim Alexander, says that’s not the motivation behind his campaign.

Biden took his own playful swing at Philly's infamously ornery sports fans — including one real close to home.

The ballots in question, which arrive on time at county election offices and are otherwise valid, are missing dates on their outer envelopes or include incorrect dates.

Counties and the Department of State say ballot processing and due diligence take time to do properly.

On the governor’s monthly radio show with tri-state NPR affiliates, Murphy addressed changes to how elections are run in the Garden State.

The open enrollment period for health insurance coverage in 2023 through the Affordable Care Act begins Nov. 1 and ends in January.

Jennings says her approach to equal justice has earned the right to a second term. Julianne Murray says the incumbent is soft on gun criminals.