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Our funding because were just trying to keep Public Safety issues. Philadelphia has some of the same rub. Should we jump on the bandwagon . Monica, you know, i do this every day. Im in the trenches on immigration, and so i have sort of like a bottomup view of this, and i have a problem with both extremes on this issue. We have people who do not only want to limit illegal immigration but also legal immigration, and so what theyre doing is theyre conflating criminal activity with illegality, with ...

Launched finish the job new jersey and told msnbc the governor and his staff in trenton are sitting on 800 million. Is that true yes. Reporter almost true. We found it its 547 million not 800 million. We discovered that when we talked to fema and department of Community Affairs. We also found out nearly half of the 8800 people who applied for fund i funding got it. This becomes a narrative that tracks you wherever you go. Reporter professor rich harris says christies rant will travel with him in...

Sean Dougherty has beaten Kevin Boyle in the primary election for Pennsylvania's 172nd District in Northeast Philly and Montgomery County. On the Republican side, Burholme Civic Association president Aizaz Gill defeated U.S. Army combat veteran Patrick Gushue.

Pennsylvania law forbids people convicted of serious crimes from holding elective office anywhere in the commonwealth, but there’s no such prohibition in the U.S. Constitution for holding the highest office in the land

Former President Donald Trump's bid for public office while under indictment is unprecedented in most places. Not so in Philly. Here, politicians have run (and won) office with verdicts looming.

There are at least three super PACs backing Democratic candidates for mayor in Philadelphia. Will a fourth support Amen Brown? He doesn't seem to know just yet.

It's been 22 years since John Perzel, then the state House majority leader, engineered a Republican takeover of the patronage-laden Philadelphia Parking Authority. Now, a Democrat is in charge.

The Pennsylvania Superior Court has ruled that the state cannot seek restitution from former Pennsylvania House of Representatives Speaker John Perzel, who admitted to using public money to conduct campaign activities in the "Computergate" scandal, reasoning that the state waived the chance to reestablish the $1 million penalty against him.

New governor, who defeated rival accused of antisemitism, provides a fresh archetype for Jews by unabashedly incorporating identity into his politics

Shapiro has long woven his Jewish identity into his politics — making him an archetype for a new breed of Jewish politician.