Gay Marriage Proponents Turn Up Pressure in New Jersey
Several dozen people came to make a point that the federal ruling does affect New Jersey.
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Several dozen people came to make a point that the federal ruling does affect New Jersey.
In a move that increases the chance for getting a bill to the governor before recess, the committee approved a plan that raises less money for roads, bridges, and mass transit than a bill passed by the state senate but more than what Gov. Corbett has proposed.
Even if the district realizes all the new revenue the city has promised, it is still hundreds of millions of dollars short.
With the arrival of summer and the approach of Independence Day, Hadas reports on an ice cream festival, fireworks dinner cruises, and a wacky celebration of the season.
In arguing his case for the State of New Jersey, Theodore Olsen told the Third Circuit Court of Appeals that the federal law is unconstitutional.
Known for its "Judgment Free Zone" and "No Gymtimidation" philosophy, Planet Fitness has launched a social media campaign called "No Pintimidation."
Some 1,600 nurses and related healthcare workers for Temple University Health System have reached a tentative contract settlement, months ahead of the expiration of their current contract.
The scene at 22nd and Market Streets, where six people died when a wall toppled onto the thrift store, is no scoop-and-dump operation.
Jeffrey Brown, president and CEO of Brown's Super Shop Rite Stores, says he is putting up $100 Shop Rite gift cards for each gun turned in -- no questions asked.
The governor says the half-million-dollar program is designed to help those seeking to get into the construction industry but not seeking a full-blown, four-year degree.
As part of a conference on federalism at the National Constitution Center, Clinton said health care reform is vital to making the US more competitive in the global economy.
The Buerger Center for Advanced Pediatric Care is already under construction.
With the Philadelphia School District struggling under a giant budget deficit, city councilmembers and community groups gathered at City Hall to announce a small but important fund to expand early childhood education programs.
Thousands of young people between the ages of 14 and 21 were getting ready today to begin summer jobs through the partnership known as "Work Ready Philadelphia."
Stagehands unloaded trunks off tractor-trailers and onto the stage where the sets and technical equipment were assembled.
