Area Congress Members Deal With Sensitive Pay Issue While Government Is Shut Down
Frank LoBiondo, a South Jersey Republican, says he'll write a check to the US Treasury for every dime he gets while he has to furlough half his staff.
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Frank LoBiondo, a South Jersey Republican, says he'll write a check to the US Treasury for every dime he gets while he has to furlough half his staff.
Though summer is high season for beach-goers, that's precisely why some people choose to go in the fall – fewer crowds, not to mention lower prices.
The federal government is in the first day of a partial government shutdown but that hasn't stopped our elected leaders on both sides of the aisle from continuing to try to build their campaign coffers.
University spokesman Jonathan Gust says no decision has been made yet and the university is holding forums with students, faculty, and staff to discuss the issue and get input from the campus community.
They're not the newest Nikes, but these "Toms" sneakers are great for gym class.
Seniority has been a major issue in the ongoing negotiations between the school district and its teachers' union.
If the federal government shuts down, what does that mean for those who are relying on a federally insured loan and have a closing date in the near future?
The travel bloggers, from all over the country, explored the 14 areas highlighted in the GPTMC "Philadelphia Neighborhoods" campaign.
"The problem is the extreme right is driving the train, at least in the Congress," Casey said at 30th Street Station.
City officials are poised to raise the cost of renewing residential parking permits, which are used in more than two dozen neighborhoods throughout Philadelphia.
Ever since the Great recession began, a lot of us have been paying off existing debt and avoiding getting any new loans, but an investment specialist says too many people are too hot or too cold on something that needs to be just right.
The fourteen firefighters were promoted this past spring, under an order from Common Pleas Court judge Leon Tucker, but last week a Commonwealth court tossed out that ruling and ordered Tucker to dismiss the case.
Exxon Mobil Corp. said Friday that it will begin offering benefits to legally married same-sex couples in the U.S. for the first time starting next week.
The company is giving the archdiocese $89 million over a 35-year period, $53 million of it up front.
It may look like an ordinary grocery store, but it's considered an extraordinary addition to Chester.
