Senator Casey Campaigning In New Hampshire For Hillary Clinton
Pennsylvania Senator Bob Casey is heading to New Hampshire to campaign for Hillary Clinton ahead of that state's first-in-the-nation primary on Tuesday.
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Pennsylvania Senator Bob Casey is heading to New Hampshire to campaign for Hillary Clinton ahead of that state's first-in-the-nation primary on Tuesday.
Philadelphia has a new poet laureate. Mayor Jim Kenney Friday announced that the former Mural Arts Education Director will serve in the role for the next year.
Just in time for this week's Boat Show in Atlantic City. New Jersey's sales tax incentive for boat sales is in effect. And it can save people in the market for a boat a lot of money.
The state Supreme Court has rejected Attorney General Kathleen Kane's bid to lift the suspension of her law license.
New Jersey's Attorney General is stepping down next month to take a new job as general counsel for Rutgers University.
Montgomery County's new First Assistant District Attorney is sworn in, officially making the move across the county-line from Philadelphia.
Economist Chris Butler agrees with Bernie Sanders that the fees paid to Hillary Clinton by Goldman Sachs do look improper.
The nomination passed out of the Committee of the Whole and will be voted on next week.
One of the most livable counties in the country is getting even better. That's the message from the Montgomery County Board of Commissioners in their annual "state of the county" report.
He says he's planning next year's budget knowing the current year's is more than seven months late.
Philadelphia City Council guarantees two seats to Republicans, to insure the party is represented despite being in the political minority. But it doesn't mean they always agree.
The committee co-chair says it hopes to have recommendations by the fall.
Chris Stigall said Ted Cruz is not to blame for rumors that Ben Carson was dropping out of the presidential campaign moments before the Iowa Caucus.
Some Pennsylvania politicians are taking a non traditional campaigning route in an effort to spread their message to voters.
Organizers of the Democratic National Convention expect a $350 million boost to the local economy when the event happens this July.
