We are in the midst of a housing crisis. There’s nowhere for people to go,” said Maryellen Griffin, a staff attorney with Vermont Legal Aid. “People will be camping in sidewalks, parks, river banks, empty lots.

MASON, OH – Gov. Mike DeWine on June 17 voiced concerns with parts of President Donald Trump's immigration crackdown, saying he's heard concerns from companies worried about losing workers.

Colorado has lost nearly $100 million in federal funding and has another $56 million at risk, according to a new public dashboard launched by Gov. Jared Polis’ office on Tuesday.

Ex-New York Gov. David Paterson is accusing his brother of cheating him out of his inheritance — by allegedly tricking their elderly mother into giving him over $7 million before her death.

Gov. Tate Reeves won’t decide on Richard Gerald Jordan’s request for clemency until after the U.S. District Court decides its case. On Monday, a representative for Mississippi’s longest-serving death row inmate sent a petition to the governor asking that his death sentence be commuted to life in prison.

Gov. Newsom appointed former Los Angeles Mayor Antonio Villaraigosa to lead a state infrastructure project paid for by an outside nonprofit.

With a decision due by June 22, Texans wait in suspense on the future of THC products. HOUSTON — Texans are keeping a close eye on Gov. Greg Abbott as he weighs whether to sign a bill that would ban THC products across the state. The governor has until Sunday, June 22, to take action.

The $55.1 billion state spending plan signed into law Monday by Pritzker marked one of the toughest budget seasons of his tenure, amid federal funding uncertainty under President Donald Trump.