Patco Starting Two Years of Track Work on Ben Franklin Bridge
Riders might want to get themselves acquainted with new schedules for the high speed line that take effect this Saturday, because there will be delays.
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Riders might want to get themselves acquainted with new schedules for the high speed line that take effect this Saturday, because there will be delays.
KYW Newsradio has learned Governor Corbett is expected to fill two open seats on the panel as early as Friday.
The actor was part of a family of seven children raised in Ashley, Pa.
But despite another year-to-year increase in table games action, overall revenue at Pennsylvania's casinos was down slightly in 2013.
John Matheussen leaves the DRPA at the close of business on Friday, moving on to become a judge of the New Jersey Superior Court.
Edward Bracey was convicted of killing Philadelphia police officer Danny Boyle in 1991.
The proposed law would make it a crime to expose sexually explicit images of an "intimate partner" to a third party for the intent of harassment.
The death of a woman found in a central Pennsylvania wildlife refuge has been ruled a homicide.
A new report from federal health officials says 81,000 Pennsylvanians have signed up for health insurance through the Affordable Care Act. That's an increase of more than 600-percent from the November report.
The case involves two women who were legally married in 2005, when they lived in Massachusetts. But when they moved to Pennsylvania in 2009, their marriage was not recognized under state law.
The Pennsylvania Department of Transportation says it has already spent half its winter weather budget, but promises it will be business-as-usual no matter what the rest of the season brings.
Word this past week that liquor privatization talks are heating up again in the state capitol prompts the question: if a deal on legislation is reached, what might it look like?
In the wake of Bridgegate, some vulnerable politicians might distance themselves from New Jersey Governor Chris Christie, at least for the time being.
Emergency management officials this weekend will be keeping watch up and down the Delaware River. As temperatures rise, so will the water.
It has been a roller coaster week in weather and the ride is not over.
