The South Jersey power broker says a reporter’s disputed 2019 interview notes helped fuel a racketeering case that courts later tossed.

Fitzpatrick and Mackenzie, both facing tight 2026 races, joined a bipartisan push to limit redrawing maps between censuses.

Voters decide whether new classrooms and a turf stadium are worth up to $560 more a year in property taxes.

Delaware's primary runs on a closed system, not the open one some national outlets described, and a House bill to change that stalled in the Senate.

Lawmakers at Widener University warned the SAVE America Act could block hundreds of thousands from voting, hours after a Supreme Court ruling on mail ballots.

A Pitman woman says she was demoted then fired weeks after asking her Swedesboro hotel for a private space to pump breast milk.

Organizers warn Philadelphia has zero rules governing where data centers can be built, calling it a “recipe for disaster.”

Kyle Grantham says Dee Durham floated a communications post that doesn't exist; she calls it a theoretical idea, not a bribe.

Federal regulators approved the proposed $1 deal Wednesday, clearing a key hurdle after months of uncertainty for WPSU's 24-county television and 13-county radio footprint.

The 26-year-old former youth engagement director says her old office lacked money and authority. No Philly mayor has lost reelection since 1951.

South Philly's 39th annual Labor Day parade was expected to feature Mayor Cherelle Parker and drew thousands of union families to Sheet Metal Workers Local 19.

The SEC wants a federal judge to force ISS to hand over client voting records, but the firm says the demand tramples free speech.

South Jersey lawmakers are demanding refunds after federal auditors found billing errors dating back to 2021 at Atlantic City Electric.