Policies & Impacts

The grants will modernize aviation infrastructure to make it ’safer, more resilient, and more efficient,' Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg said.

While Colorado, Michigan proposals to end renewable energy incentives didn’t qualify, Evergreen State voters will see measures challenging climate change laws.

The Department of State said the change is aimed at improving customer experience by reducing time, costs, and potential errors.

Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton expands probe into allegations that some NGO’s could be violating the law by how they assist illegal immigrants.

Labor, business, black community groups, and others question the charter reform package headed for the November ballot.

Lawsuits allege Gov. Kathy Hochul violated a 2019 law and of disregarding environmental statutes and citizens’ rights to clean air, respectively

Encampments on state property that pose an imminent threat to public safety will be removed. At other camps, a notice to vacate will be posted.

A new complaint accuses Vice President Kamala Harris of breaking federal law in order to access more than $95 million held by President Joe Biden’s campaign.

USF is a program funded by fees and surcharges that uses billions of dollars to subsidize internet access.

A revised version of the Railroad Safety Enhancement Act, backed by bipartisan sponsors, was introduced to address multiple safety issues.

People won’t see their income tax rise, but businesses will be asked to pay more. No state government layoffs are expected.

‘Shareholder activist’ investor gets seat on public utility board despite reservations about mixing profit and public services.

The coalition argues that producers must choose between attempting to survive under a harsh new regulatory regime or exiting the industry altogether.

The change came days before the rules were slated to go into effect.

Mayor London Breed said the goal is ’to bring people indoors.' Officials are working with the city attorney to craft policies.

The state attorney general says nonprofit organizations’ humanitarian assistance may have crossed the line into ‘unlawfully orchestrating’ border crossings.

More than 3 million illegal alien encounters were reported in fiscal year 2023, up from nearly 2 million in fiscal year 2021.

Sixteen states have now outlawed the practice of using a merchant category code to track firearms sales.

The city argues agency officials overreached and misinterpreted the Clean Water Act in the wastewater discharge permitting process.