Former PA Congressman Chaka Fattah Appeals 10-Year Prison Term
Chaka Fattah and his attorneys argue that the dismissal of a juror during trial and another 2016 Federal bribery case help bolster his appeal.
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Chaka Fattah and his attorneys argue that the dismissal of a juror during trial and another 2016 Federal bribery case help bolster his appeal.
"Garden State" has appeared on the state's license plates since 1954, but is now officially recognized as the state's slogan.
Philadelphia Congressman Dwight Evans wants to require President Trump to do more to avoid conflicts of interest during his presidency.
U.S. Senator Bob Menendez of New Jersey is leading a group of law makers who are asking President Trump to abandon plans to allow oil drilling in the Atlantic Ocean.
Philadelphia Mayor Jim Kenney, Thursday, endorsed district attorney candidate Larry Krasner.
Anthony Scaramucci -- before his tenure as White House communications director came to an abrupt end -- had plans to make sweeping changes to the Trump administration's communications team, a July 30 memo shows.
James Comey isn't done talking yet.
Chris Christie reminded people Wednesday that he didn't dump nachos on a Chicago Cubs fan who heckled him.
President Trump has launched a "real news" video series on his Facebook page, part of his longstanding effort to dismiss the news provided by the mainstream media.
New Jersey Democratic Sen. Cory Booker says he's introducing legislation to legalize marijuana at the federal level.
The vote was 92-5 for Wray, a former high-ranking official in President George W. Bush's Justice Department who oversaw investigations into corporate fraud.
Gov. Chris Christie has signed a bill that gives back pay to New Jersey state workers affected by this summer's three-day government shutdown.
Christie was caught on video getting in the face of Cubs fan Brad Joseph at Miller Park in Milwaukee on Sunday.
The moves comes the same day President Donald Trump's new White House Chief of Staff, Gen. John Kelly, was sworn in.
Less than two weeks after he jumped into the White House briefing room, Anthony Scaramucci on Monday ended his gig as White House communications director.
