Former State Supreme Court Justice To Assist In Defense Of PA's Marriage Law
The Corbett administration has hired former state Supreme Court justice William Lamb to handle the federal litigation over same sex marriage in Pennsylvania.
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The Corbett administration has hired former state Supreme Court justice William Lamb to handle the federal litigation over same sex marriage in Pennsylvania.
Authorities in Delaware County have filed charges against a South Jersey man who allegedly offered himself up as an attorney but wasn't licensed to practice.
"In Pennsylvania, since 2010, job growth has progressively gotten worse," says Mark Price a labor economist with the Harrisburg based Keystone Research Center.
Tired of waiting for answers on how schools can open Monday with overcrowded classes and barely any counselors or support staff, parents are looking at taking matters into their own hands.
Republican Gov. Tom Corbett's office announced Thursday it has hired a well-known lawyer from outside the government to lead his defense of the state's same-sex marriage ban in a federal lawsuit.
The events include town hall meetings, business roundtables, prayer vigils, and rallies in Philadelphia, Bucks, Chester, Montgomery and other counties.
With cooler weather on the horizon, maybe it's time for another Poconos golf getaway!
State officials can pursue their bid to steer Penn State's $60 million fine over the Jerry Sandusky scandal to advocacy efforts in Pennsylvania, a state court has ruled in a setback for the NCAA.
One new sign has been posted along the Baltimore Avenue Bridge over Darby Creek, in Clifton Heights.
Commonwealth Court judge Dan Pellegrini heard arguments on whether the state's Department of Health has standing to bring the case, and whether the case belongs in state Supreme Court instead.
Four years after SEPTA launched its "Quiet Ride" cars on certain Regional Rail trains, the agency is conducting a survey to find out if all that shushing has been worthwhile.
One of the issues to be argued before a Commonwealth Court judge in Harrisburg is whether the constitutionality of the state's marriage law can be raised.
Amtrak is planning a one day, special train trip from Philadelphia on November 2nd, visiting many railroading sites
More than a hundred state stores, including a half-dozen in the Philadelphia area, are now open extra hours.
Some local congress members are reacting to the President's decision to ask for Congressional approval of a military strike on Syria.
