Chris ChristieChris Christie discusses his legacy as the godfather of legal sports betting, prediction markets, and the Trumps"I’m still waiting for the statue that they’re going to build of me, or the thank-you note."David Gambacorta Will Donald Trump and national Republicans help Stacy Garrity’s campaign from falling flat against Josh Shapiro?Sam Janesch and Michelle Baruchman Delaware River Port Authority must comply with N.J. subpoenas, judge rulesAndrew Seidman Pa. and N.J. call it gambling. Trump calls it finance. A high-stakes fight over prediction markets is underwayAndrew Seidman OpinionThe ‘resign-to-run’ rule is a rare case where Philly provides a national model for good government. Why change it?Paul Davies | Columnist AdvertisementSome superintendents in South Jersey get tens of thousands of dollars in bonuses Washington Township Superintendent Eric Hibbs has been fighting the school board for his $27,000 bonus. He's not the only South Jersey superintendent who gets merit pay or other bonus compensation.Melanie Burney New Jersey Governor-elect Mikie Sherrill resigns from Congress next week. Here’s who could replace her.Many Democrats are looking to replace Mikie Sherrill in Congress, including former U.S. Rep. Tom Malinowski and former staffers for Phil Murphy and Barack Obama.Aliya Schneider Environmental groups rally in fear Harrisburg budget deal will sink major greenhouse gas initiativeEnvironmental nonprofits rallied with elected officials at City Hall to support Pennsylvania joining the Regional Greenhouse Gas Initiative (RGGI), an effort by 12 states to reduce carbon emissions.Frank Kummer OpinionTuesday’s vote shows the danger of kissing Trump’s ringOver the last decade, Republican candidates have routinely ingratiated themselves with the president and his MAGA base. After Tuesday, some must be wondering if they should get off their knees.Tom Moran, For The Inquirer New Jersey PBS to go dark following Trump’s public media cutsNew Jersey PBS will cease operations next year due to the combined forces of federal and state funding cuts. Rob Tornoe Former N.J. Gov. Chris Christie criticized Donald Trump on TV. Trump responded by threatening to investigate him.After Christie was critical of Trump on ABC News, the president suggested opening an investigation into the 2013 political scandal known as Bridgegate.Chris Palmer This NAACP leader once bashed party bosses. Now he’s a key George Norcross ally.Some critics within the NAACP have questioned why NJ NAACP President Richard Smith has lent the civil rights organization’s prestige to a power broker accused of racketeering conspiracy.Andrew Seidman Judge dismisses DRPA lawsuit that sought to block N.J. probe into contracts and leasesThe federal judge’s decision does not mean the Delaware River Port Authority will necessarily have to comply with NJ Comptroller's subpoenas, however. That question will likely fall to a state court.Andrew Seidman What are hundreds of Teslas doing in a New Jersey mall parking lot?Questions over the peculiar arrangement come at a time when the teetering company and its embattled CEO, Elon Musk, grapple with a surplus of vehicles and slumping demand at stores across the country.Jesse Bunch For Steve Sweeney, primary election night may have been the onetime South Jersey Democratic power broker’s swan songIn a uniquely expensive and competitive field of six Democratic candidates where U.S. Rep. Mikie Sherrill was the winner, it wasn’t even close.Amy S. Rosenberg and Aliya Schneider Here’s what Cherry Hill voters had to say at the polls on TuesdayAs they headed to the polls Tuesday to pick a Republican or Democratic candidate for governor, Cherry Hill voters shared what issues and characteristics helped them decide.Denali Sagner Here’s what you missed at the first debate between the six Democrats vying to be N.J. governorCandidates encouraged voters to look at their opponents’ records — and their own.Aliya Schneider ‘Master tactician’ George Norcross promotes image as a civic leader as prosecutors call him a crime bossThe power broker's appearance this week alongside Gov. Phil Murphy and four former governors at a Cooper Health event reflects an effort by Norcross to bolster his public image as a civic leader.Andrew Seidman OpinionDear Pa. voters, let’s keep ‘em guessingTalk of Pennsylvania's undecided voters aside, we know what we’re doing. We tell the rest of the country that we’re still thinking it over, but what we have decided is that we love all this attention.Anthony R. Wood OpinionIn Camden, the Sixers’ ‘trust the process’ motto takes on a different meaning for a schools overhaul"The Process" used by the Sixers was an abject failure. Oddly, for the past 15 years, Camden public schools have been following the same model with the same results.Theo Spencer, For The Inquirer See more storiesAdvertisement
Chris Christie discusses his legacy as the godfather of legal sports betting, prediction markets, and the Trumps"I’m still waiting for the statue that they’re going to build of me, or the thank-you note."David Gambacorta
Chris Christie discusses his legacy as the godfather of legal sports betting, prediction markets, and the Trumps"I’m still waiting for the statue that they’re going to build of me, or the thank-you note."David Gambacorta
Will Donald Trump and national Republicans help Stacy Garrity’s campaign from falling flat against Josh Shapiro?Sam Janesch and Michelle Baruchman
Will Donald Trump and national Republicans help Stacy Garrity’s campaign from falling flat against Josh Shapiro?Sam Janesch and Michelle Baruchman
Pa. and N.J. call it gambling. Trump calls it finance. A high-stakes fight over prediction markets is underwayAndrew Seidman
Pa. and N.J. call it gambling. Trump calls it finance. A high-stakes fight over prediction markets is underwayAndrew Seidman
OpinionThe ‘resign-to-run’ rule is a rare case where Philly provides a national model for good government. Why change it?Paul Davies | Columnist
OpinionThe ‘resign-to-run’ rule is a rare case where Philly provides a national model for good government. Why change it?Paul Davies | Columnist
Some superintendents in South Jersey get tens of thousands of dollars in bonuses Washington Township Superintendent Eric Hibbs has been fighting the school board for his $27,000 bonus. He's not the only South Jersey superintendent who gets merit pay or other bonus compensation.Melanie Burney
Some superintendents in South Jersey get tens of thousands of dollars in bonuses Washington Township Superintendent Eric Hibbs has been fighting the school board for his $27,000 bonus. He's not the only South Jersey superintendent who gets merit pay or other bonus compensation.Melanie Burney
New Jersey Governor-elect Mikie Sherrill resigns from Congress next week. Here’s who could replace her.Many Democrats are looking to replace Mikie Sherrill in Congress, including former U.S. Rep. Tom Malinowski and former staffers for Phil Murphy and Barack Obama.Aliya Schneider
New Jersey Governor-elect Mikie Sherrill resigns from Congress next week. Here’s who could replace her.Many Democrats are looking to replace Mikie Sherrill in Congress, including former U.S. Rep. Tom Malinowski and former staffers for Phil Murphy and Barack Obama.Aliya Schneider
Environmental groups rally in fear Harrisburg budget deal will sink major greenhouse gas initiativeEnvironmental nonprofits rallied with elected officials at City Hall to support Pennsylvania joining the Regional Greenhouse Gas Initiative (RGGI), an effort by 12 states to reduce carbon emissions.Frank Kummer
Environmental groups rally in fear Harrisburg budget deal will sink major greenhouse gas initiativeEnvironmental nonprofits rallied with elected officials at City Hall to support Pennsylvania joining the Regional Greenhouse Gas Initiative (RGGI), an effort by 12 states to reduce carbon emissions.Frank Kummer
OpinionTuesday’s vote shows the danger of kissing Trump’s ringOver the last decade, Republican candidates have routinely ingratiated themselves with the president and his MAGA base. After Tuesday, some must be wondering if they should get off their knees.Tom Moran, For The Inquirer
OpinionTuesday’s vote shows the danger of kissing Trump’s ringOver the last decade, Republican candidates have routinely ingratiated themselves with the president and his MAGA base. After Tuesday, some must be wondering if they should get off their knees.Tom Moran, For The Inquirer
New Jersey PBS to go dark following Trump’s public media cutsNew Jersey PBS will cease operations next year due to the combined forces of federal and state funding cuts. Rob Tornoe
New Jersey PBS to go dark following Trump’s public media cutsNew Jersey PBS will cease operations next year due to the combined forces of federal and state funding cuts. Rob Tornoe
Former N.J. Gov. Chris Christie criticized Donald Trump on TV. Trump responded by threatening to investigate him.After Christie was critical of Trump on ABC News, the president suggested opening an investigation into the 2013 political scandal known as Bridgegate.Chris Palmer
Former N.J. Gov. Chris Christie criticized Donald Trump on TV. Trump responded by threatening to investigate him.After Christie was critical of Trump on ABC News, the president suggested opening an investigation into the 2013 political scandal known as Bridgegate.Chris Palmer
This NAACP leader once bashed party bosses. Now he’s a key George Norcross ally.Some critics within the NAACP have questioned why NJ NAACP President Richard Smith has lent the civil rights organization’s prestige to a power broker accused of racketeering conspiracy.Andrew Seidman
This NAACP leader once bashed party bosses. Now he’s a key George Norcross ally.Some critics within the NAACP have questioned why NJ NAACP President Richard Smith has lent the civil rights organization’s prestige to a power broker accused of racketeering conspiracy.Andrew Seidman
Judge dismisses DRPA lawsuit that sought to block N.J. probe into contracts and leasesThe federal judge’s decision does not mean the Delaware River Port Authority will necessarily have to comply with NJ Comptroller's subpoenas, however. That question will likely fall to a state court.Andrew Seidman
Judge dismisses DRPA lawsuit that sought to block N.J. probe into contracts and leasesThe federal judge’s decision does not mean the Delaware River Port Authority will necessarily have to comply with NJ Comptroller's subpoenas, however. That question will likely fall to a state court.Andrew Seidman
What are hundreds of Teslas doing in a New Jersey mall parking lot?Questions over the peculiar arrangement come at a time when the teetering company and its embattled CEO, Elon Musk, grapple with a surplus of vehicles and slumping demand at stores across the country.Jesse Bunch
What are hundreds of Teslas doing in a New Jersey mall parking lot?Questions over the peculiar arrangement come at a time when the teetering company and its embattled CEO, Elon Musk, grapple with a surplus of vehicles and slumping demand at stores across the country.Jesse Bunch
For Steve Sweeney, primary election night may have been the onetime South Jersey Democratic power broker’s swan songIn a uniquely expensive and competitive field of six Democratic candidates where U.S. Rep. Mikie Sherrill was the winner, it wasn’t even close.Amy S. Rosenberg and Aliya Schneider
For Steve Sweeney, primary election night may have been the onetime South Jersey Democratic power broker’s swan songIn a uniquely expensive and competitive field of six Democratic candidates where U.S. Rep. Mikie Sherrill was the winner, it wasn’t even close.Amy S. Rosenberg and Aliya Schneider
Here’s what Cherry Hill voters had to say at the polls on TuesdayAs they headed to the polls Tuesday to pick a Republican or Democratic candidate for governor, Cherry Hill voters shared what issues and characteristics helped them decide.Denali Sagner
Here’s what Cherry Hill voters had to say at the polls on TuesdayAs they headed to the polls Tuesday to pick a Republican or Democratic candidate for governor, Cherry Hill voters shared what issues and characteristics helped them decide.Denali Sagner
Here’s what you missed at the first debate between the six Democrats vying to be N.J. governorCandidates encouraged voters to look at their opponents’ records — and their own.Aliya Schneider
Here’s what you missed at the first debate between the six Democrats vying to be N.J. governorCandidates encouraged voters to look at their opponents’ records — and their own.Aliya Schneider
‘Master tactician’ George Norcross promotes image as a civic leader as prosecutors call him a crime bossThe power broker's appearance this week alongside Gov. Phil Murphy and four former governors at a Cooper Health event reflects an effort by Norcross to bolster his public image as a civic leader.Andrew Seidman
‘Master tactician’ George Norcross promotes image as a civic leader as prosecutors call him a crime bossThe power broker's appearance this week alongside Gov. Phil Murphy and four former governors at a Cooper Health event reflects an effort by Norcross to bolster his public image as a civic leader.Andrew Seidman
OpinionDear Pa. voters, let’s keep ‘em guessingTalk of Pennsylvania's undecided voters aside, we know what we’re doing. We tell the rest of the country that we’re still thinking it over, but what we have decided is that we love all this attention.Anthony R. Wood
OpinionDear Pa. voters, let’s keep ‘em guessingTalk of Pennsylvania's undecided voters aside, we know what we’re doing. We tell the rest of the country that we’re still thinking it over, but what we have decided is that we love all this attention.Anthony R. Wood
OpinionIn Camden, the Sixers’ ‘trust the process’ motto takes on a different meaning for a schools overhaul"The Process" used by the Sixers was an abject failure. Oddly, for the past 15 years, Camden public schools have been following the same model with the same results.Theo Spencer, For The Inquirer
OpinionIn Camden, the Sixers’ ‘trust the process’ motto takes on a different meaning for a schools overhaul"The Process" used by the Sixers was an abject failure. Oddly, for the past 15 years, Camden public schools have been following the same model with the same results.Theo Spencer, For The Inquirer
