Gov. Christie's Higher Education Realignment Will Take Up To Two More Months
Democrats hoping to get a better idea how much Gov. Chris Christie's proposed higher education realignment will cost New Jersey taxpayers must wait a while longer.
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Democrats hoping to get a better idea how much Gov. Chris Christie's proposed higher education realignment will cost New Jersey taxpayers must wait a while longer.
Sources have been telling us for days that the White House is now taking the Rick Santorum candidacy seriously.
The field of would-be Republican challengers to President Barack Obama has motored past the Democrat in collective campaign contributions from Pennsylvania, according to an analysis from the Federal Election Commission released this week.
Efforts to privatize liquor sales in Pennsylvania got a boost yesterday when the legislature's prime supporter of the idea announced he's not going to run for Congress.
In a move that seemed to surprise Democrats and Republicans, New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie on Tuesday proposed an across-the-board 10 percent income tax cut to lure people back to the state with the nation's highest property taxes.
People who are either for or against raising New Jersey's minimum wage are looking to sway public opinion before the issue is debated in the Legislature.
Democrats in the New Jersey Legislature will reintroduce a gay marriage bill this week and have vowed to make same-sex unions a top priority two years after similar legislation was voted down.
Democrats took charge of Montgomery County's government for the first time in over a century Tuesday morning, and they have a lot of work to do.
Top Republicans have been unable to agree on a new map of Pennsylvania's 18 congressional districts after weeks of private meetings and, with campaign season already under way, they acknowledge they are still working through differences over politics and geography.
Now that Carl Lewis is, in fact, out of a New Jersey state senate race in Burlington County, what are Democrats going to do? Party leaders are spending the weekend considering their options.
The loss of the U.S. AAA bond rating should be more than a wake-up call - it's an alarm. With a dow falling 634 points as a result of Standard & Poor's downgrade, there is no doubt about the serious impact on our economy. Combined with what is happening in Europe, responsive action is imperative.
As a legislative battle intensifies over making public workers in New Jersey pay sharply more for pension and health benefits, some Democrats are vowing to fight a provision deep inside the bill that limits access to out-of-state medical care.
With Governor Corbett calling for major cuts to public education in his proposed budget, a bi-partisan group of state Senators is backing legislation to relieve school districts of mandates, in order to help them cope.
The League of Conservation Voters does an annual scorecard but this is a special edition.
The issue of whether to impose a severance tax on companies looking to drill in Pennsylvania's Marcellus shale was front and center on Wednesday at a Pennsylvania House hearing in Montgomery County.
Along with an effort to sell off state liquor stores, a new attempt to establish a school voucher program is shaping up as one of the big issues for Pennsylvania lawmakers in the year ahead.
Newly elected congressmen Jon Runyan, Pat Meehan, and Mike Fitzpatrick are looking to put a stop to partisan politics in Washington.
The election of 2010 is now resolved but what's next?
President Obama made a quick stop in Philadelphia, today, to rally volunteers for a get-out-the-vote effort
The decision follows a hearing in which Republicans accused the Democrats of committing voter fraud and intimidating voters into applying for absentee ballots.
The latest verbal sparring in the Pennsylvania gubernatorial race involves comments made by Republican candidate Tom Corbett in Delaware County on Thursday.
With 5 days left, some very troubling survey reports are creating a fright night scenario for people in office and those who want to serve.
President Barack Obama headlines a rally in Philadelphia on Sunday, hoping to re-ignite the type of Democratic enthusiasm that carried him to victory two years ago.
