Gov. Corbett Ends Pursuit of British Firm To Privatize Pa. Lottery
Gov. Tom Corbett is ending his pursuit of the operator of the British national lottery to run the Pennsylvania Lottery in a privatization deal.
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Gov. Tom Corbett is ending his pursuit of the operator of the British national lottery to run the Pennsylvania Lottery in a privatization deal.
The holiday was wonderful, but the credit card bills are staggering. Here is some expert advice on how to get your finances back in order.
In late November, New Jersey became the third state in the nation to permit Internet gambling within its borders.
A massive fire last Labor Day weekend destroyed a meat processing company's distribution center in Burlington County.
With the New Year comes a new, higher minimum wage in New Jersey, and businesses forced to pay the higher salary are expressing concerns about what it might do to their bottom line.
Two days after Christmas, a couple of thieves raided The Career Wardrobe in Philadelphia for $2,000 in clothing and handbags.
The October 2013 government shutdown cost the U.S. economy an estimated $24-Billion, including several million in lost tourist dollars when National Parks in the Philadelphia area closed.
Lockheed Martin, a staple in Newtown for many years, says it will transfer its commercial and satellite work to Denver.
In June, the storied course at Merion became the center of the golf world with the arrival of the U.S. Open.
The six applicants interested in a second casino license to be issued in Philadelphia showed their best hands this year.
City Council president Darrell Clarke got fellow lawmakers to agree to a plan that would recover money sent to the school district by selling some unused school buildings to developers.
Collecting shopping carts at a large chain store, Andrew Higginbotham says it's hard to live off his pay $8.65 per hour.
And there's a lot of work left to be done.
Residents are expected to begin moving into the $19-million John C. Anderson Apartments, at 13th and Spruce Streets, in just a couple of weeks.
The day after Christmas means a day of returns -- and bargain shopping -- at area stores.
