AP: Democrat Sabatina Wins Stack's Philadelphia Senate Seat
Democrat John Sabatina Jr. will join the Pennsylvania state Senate and take the northeast Philadelphia seat left vacant when Mike Stack became lieutenant governor.
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Democrat John Sabatina Jr. will join the Pennsylvania state Senate and take the northeast Philadelphia seat left vacant when Mike Stack became lieutenant governor.
Philadelphia Police say it happened at about 8:25 p.m. Tuesday at the 2900 block of Frankford Avenue.
Jim Kenney captured the nomination despite a pro-charter school group spending nearly $7 million in support of challenger Anthony Hardy Williams, a state senator.
The Made In America festival is heading back to Philadelphia this Labor Day Weekend, according to the website.
Chopper 3 was over the scene on the 300 block of Thornbrook Avenue in Montgomery County.
"Seventy percent of 18-24 year olds in Philadelphia have not voted in the last five elections," says David Thornburgh of the Committee of Seventy.
Philadelphia Police say it happened at about 5:24 p.m. Tuesday at the 1500 block of N. Redfield Street.
Attorney Robert Mongeluzzi alleged Amtrak was negligent and responsible for last week's train derailment that killed eight people and injured hundreds.
Some employers are even offering signing bonuses.
Philadelphia Planning Commission members were impressed by the detail and the commitment of the development group.
Crowdpac.com provides nonpartisan info on candidates in all of the Philadelphia races, and has allowed voters to create electronic sample ballots.
As an extension of their community policing model Burlington City is hosting crisis response training this week for local officers and chaplains.
Rich discussed the tabling of a bill in New Jersey that would allow drivers to pump their own gas, more revelations from former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton's emails, and calls for the privatization of Amtrak. He talked to Jesse Walker and Ira Stoll from Reason and attorney Robert Mongeluzzi.
Deputy city commissioner Fred Voigt estimated turnout as of 5pm in the 30-percent range.
A prom is supposed to a night you will never forget, but after the power went out at the Winslow Township High School prom, the community is pulling together to give those students a second chance.
