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The lawsuit argues that AR-15 rifles and similar weapons have long been in “common use” and that gives them protection under the U.S. and Delaware constitutions.

The state’s new budget pays off $42 million in debt, but backers say a bigger policy change is needed to prepare the system for future downturns.

The committee, across eight hearings, has built a case – more political than legal – that Trump, who continues to lie about the election, is not fit for the office.

Two investigations, three court actions, and six months later — federal COVID-19 relief funds have yet to be spent in Upper Darby after a portion was alleged to be missing.

The court’s order Thursday leaves the policy frozen nationwide for now.

Under the new law, licenses will not be issued to people convicted of crimes or active members of anti-government and hate groups.

CARES Act funds kept more people off the street, but also led to some renters struggling through lapses in housing inspections.

Three Pa. counties still haven’t certified their May primary balloting, and a cascade of lawsuits create uncertainty over how 2022 votes will be counted.

Mayor Kenney, police, and city officials say they’re committed to addressing issues in grant money and curfews.

Two former White House aides are expected to testify at the House Jan. 6 committee's prime-time hearing Thursday.

Two Senators are closer then ever before on an immigration-related bill that would provide a much-needed workforce for agriculture. But can they get the Farm Bureau on board?

A lack of transparency baked into state law makes it impossible to determine whether the program is actually improving outcomes for students who receive tuition assistance.

New Jersey is one of only two dozen states in the U.S. to require exams to graduate.

More than three-quarters of New Jersey’s debt comes from non-bonded obligations such as benefits for current and retired state workers.

The survey revealed no cases of fraud, vandalism or theft that could have affected the 2020 results.