Judge OKs Montco Official's Lawsuit Against Private Mortgage Document Firm
The federal judge ruled that the private system for tracking transfers of mortgages known as "MERS" violated Pennsylvania law.
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The federal judge ruled that the private system for tracking transfers of mortgages known as "MERS" violated Pennsylvania law.
Gov. Tom Corbett is vetoing millions of dollars from the state legislature's budget and urging lawmakers to make a new effort to address public-sector pensions.
KYW Newsradio social media editor Melony Roy reports daily on what's trending around the region and the world.
A restaurant owner in Montgomery County claims he's being forced out of his lease unfairly and has taken to Facebook in an effort to save his business.
The ringing bells and the iconic red kettles are a sign that need has no season.
Philadelphia hotels have taken a hit recently as room occupancy is down. Officials know exactly why this happened and they're confident this is temporary.
The parent company of the Showboat Casino Hotel said Tuesday it would consider selling the property to another casino operator if it made a reasonable offer and could be licensed.
The state House's Consumer Affairs Committee was looking for answers to what caused May's service disruption.
The Philadelphia Police Foundation presented police commissioner Charles Ramsey with a $45,000 grant to fund the Police Supervisory In-Service Training program, better known as "POSIT."
Camden County authorities are accusing the owner of Dream House Windows, in Berlin Township, of passing bad checks and keeping deposits from customers without doing the work.
Assemblyman Chris Brown is introducing measures limiting corporations to two licenses each, going forward, and requiring any profitable casino that closes to return any financial incentives previously given to it.
"While there has been a lot of backslapping and clapping and 'We finally got it done,' we have not gotten it done," warns state senator Anthony Williams (at left in photo).
The city has about 900 sites open throughout the summer to give kids under the age of 18 a free lunch at noon, and snacks at 3pm.
Would a four day work week take a load off your shoulders?
The nation's presidential and vice presidential flags are all embroidered by hand, and only in Philadelphia.
