Casey On Potential Shutdown: GOP Don't Seem Like They Could Organize A One-Car Parade
Pennsylvania's senior senator is taking aim at the Republican party for the potential shutdown of the federal government.
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Pennsylvania's senior senator is taking aim at the Republican party for the potential shutdown of the federal government.
One of the stakeholder developers in the next round of the Amazon HQ2 competition thinks Philadelphia "has a real shot."
The mayor's nominating panel has the job of providing him 27 names, from which he'll appoint nine to the new local school board.
Crews were called to a home on the 4600 block of Pilling Street around 10 a.m.
Police say the shooting happened at Ella Street and Indiana Avenue around 9 a.m.
The Adorers of the Blood of Christ nuns in Lancaster say Williams Partners unlawfully built a pipeline on their property.
Crews responded to the incident around noon at 63rd and Vine Streets.
Hackensack police say 57-year-old Daniel Gallagher was crossing South River Street at the intersection of East Broadway on Tuesday around 6:15 p.m. when he was struck by a vehicle.
Officials say a portion of Route 72 in Bear, Delaware is shut down after a horse trailer and tractor-trailer collided on Wednesday afternoon.
Justices of the Pennsylvania Supreme Court spent two and a half hours Wednesday listening to arguments – and questioning lawyers – as they consider a lawsuit challenging Pennsylvania's map of Congressional Districts.
Governor Wolf is taking steps to make sure that more salaried workers are eligible for overtime pay.
A Bensalem man was arrested at John F. Kennedy International Airport in New York for allegedly attempting to conceal a stash of handguns and ammunition inside a speaker case.
Supporters hope new Philadelphia District Attorney Larry Krasner will review the case.
In Norristown, a PennDOT salt barn has been filling up salt trucks since Monday night.
The attorneys general argue the FCC's rollback "violates federal law."
