Being an incumbent is a strong enough advantage; politicians don’t need their names plastered on signs. Is it a major expense to repaint the signs after an administrative change? Probably not.

Gov. Pat Quinn today signed a bill into law preventing state officials from putting their name or likeness on taxpayer funded signs. The measure was a response to Gov. Rod Blagojevich’s decis… ...

Troopers said they counted more than 35 signs still up across the city. Channel 11’s Andrew Havranek also drove around the ...

PennDOT officials and railroad managers want to remind residents that putting up political signs on road signs is illegal and, in the case of railroad bridges and tracks, also highly dangerous ...

Body camera footage captured a New Jersey official berating a police officer and claiming that he was the officer's boss in a profanity-laden exchange.

I recognize that at this time of year the motoring public must endure some amount of political advertising in the form of signs supporting candidates along our highways. However, I was overwhelmed ...

The new law prohibiting elected officials' names on state signs was inspired by disgraced former Gov. Rod Blagojevich, who had a tendency to plaster his moniker on tollway signs.

HILLSIDE -- Illinois politicians are no longer allowed to put their stamp on state signs. Gov. Pat Quinn signed legislation Thursday that prohibits elected officials from putting their names on ...

HILLSIDE -- Illinois' politicians are no longer allowed to put their stamp on state signs. Gov. Pat Quinn signed legislation Thursday prohibiting state officials from putting their names on road ...