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With the warm weather comes pothole season. A tire expert offers some advice.
Pennsylvania state environmental regulators say they want to get tougher on how the Marcellus Shale natural gas drilling industry stores waste, dampens noise and affects water resources, schools and playgrounds.
About fifty organizations are calling on state lawmakers to support an increase in the minimum wage, says John Dodds, head of the Philadelphia Unemployment Project.
Fitzpatrick toured Mission Kids, a nonprofit child advocacy organization in East Norriton, to promote his legislation which calls for mandatory background checks for existing and prospective school employees.
A driver traveling the wrong way on Route 1 caused an accident in Bucks County on Sunday night.
If it is possible to make time fly as we did overnight, why does the weather just trudge along?
Addressing the spiking costs of school and state employee pensions is one of the main subplots of the battle that lay ahead over the budget proposal rolled out by Governor Wolf this past week.
A prominent political analyst says Governor Wolf's decision to couple property tax relief with income and sales tax hikes gives him the best chance to get his budget proposal through the legislature.
Face the corner, Old Man Winter, and don't come out until Mother Nature and the rest of us give the okay….and that might be awhile.
Under the Republican-backed update to the current law, now nearly two decades old, charter schools would get their funding directly from the state, rather than having money pass through local school districts.
The cleanup actually began on March 1 and continues through the end of May, and anyone can take part.
Legislative Republicans and other critics vow to turn up the heat on Pennsylvania Governor Tom Wolf over his decision to impose a moratorium on the state's death penalty.
Police believe a 22-year-old woman died of an overdose a week or two ago, before her 10-month-old boy starved when no one was left to care for him in the western Pennsylvania apartment they shared.
CBS Philly has received the following community cancellations for Friday, March 6, 2015.
The deep freeze means that morning travel could be tricky. Slushy spots will re-freeze and untreated roads will remain slippery. Allow plenty of extra time as you head out the door Friday morning and remember to slow down and use caution.
