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Gov. Chris Christie's veto statement for a bill that would have made New Jersey the first in the nation to ban marriage for anyone under the age of 18.
Non-English-speaking children in Oklahoma that state Rep. Mike Ritze wants to let federal immigration agents question to determine if they're U.S. citizens. Under federal law, children have a right to attend public school regardless of immigration status.
Many predict severe, long-term consequences for the 2020 count and all the programs that rely on it.
Attorney General Ken Paxton has dropped a lawsuit against the city of Brownsville over a 2010 ordinance that imposed a $1 per-transaction fee on plastic bags offered at grocery stores and other retailers.
The email or letter looks official, and it contains an attention-grabbing message: The state is holding on to your unclaimed property, which may be worth hundreds of thousands of dollars. All you have to do is pay a fee upfront or provide your personal information and the money is yours.
John Legend, the award-winning singer-songwriter and University of Pennsylvania graduate, has pumped a little celebrity into Tuesday’s Democratic primary election for district attorney in Philadelphia.
Gov. Chris Christie on Thursday conditionally vetoed a bill that would have made New Jersey the first state in the nation to ban marriage by anyone under the age of 18, a measure advocates had said would protect primarily young women from being forced into unwanted marriages by their families.
The FBI raided a Republican campaign consultant's Annapolis office Thursday, causing Maryland Republican lawmakers to say they will stop doing business with the firm.
Kansas Secretary of State Kris Kobach, who repeatedly has made questionable claims of rampant voter fraud, will co-chair President Donald Trump's new Commission on Election Integrity -- and civil rights groups and top Democrats are outraged.
Empowering employees through accountability and flexibility
The Obama administration rejected many conservative politicians' attempts to alter the health-care program for the poor. With Trump in the White House, they may finally get their way.
It's all about collective bargaining, according to a new report.
New deadline for states to figure out how to deliver Medicaid care to disabled and elderly people in home and community-based settings instead of nursing homes. The deadline set by the Obama administration was 2019.
A roundup of money (and other) news governments can use.
States could do a lot to make these markets function more efficiently and infuse them with the innovation they need.
A proposal to raise the S.C. gas tax will become law after the Legislature Wednesday overrode Gov. Henry McMaster's veto.
Aetna Inc., which has signaled for months that mounting financial losses would force its exit from Obamacare, announced Wednesday it is quitting the remaining two states in which it participated.
Vermont’s Legislature has become the first in the nation to approve a recreational marijuana legalization bill.
Lawmakers in California, home to almost half of the nation’s electric vehicles, decided this year to impose an annual fee on the owners of plug-in electric cars beginning in 2020.
The Trump administration has given states three extra years to carry out plans for helping elderly and disabled people receive Medicaid services without being forced to go into nursing homes.
Gov. Paul LePage will not enter the 2018 race for the U.S. Senate seat now held by Angus King, said LePage's former gubernatorial campaign strategist and current political adviser in a prepared statement Wednesday night.
We'll soon find out as high school students in Georgia test a new award-winning app to reduce distracted driving.
School and city officials blame the lack of funds on Illinois' ongoing budget impasse.
Republican lawmakers said the mapping requirement isn’t needed and wouldn’t improve public safety.
Colorado lawmakers overlook pitfalls of hospital provider fee program as they race to save it.
Gov. Rick Scott approved the new law implementing statewide rules for ride-hailing companies, along with several other pieces of legislation.
The February spillway emergency at the dam forced the evacuation of 188,000 residents.
The Republican incumbent mayor won against Democratic challenger Heath Mello.
It's the latest city to approve "accessory dwelling units" on the lots of existing homes.
Fear of deportation is keeping immigrants from sending children to school, showing up for medical appointments, and appearing in court as witnesses or for other reasons.
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