New Law In Delaware Adds Electronic Smoking Devices To Indoor Smoking Ban
The bipartisan measure adds to the state's Clean Indoor Air Act which prohibits regular smoking at indoor public places.
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The bipartisan measure adds to the state's Clean Indoor Air Act which prohibits regular smoking at indoor public places.
Ed Rendell addressed a series of political topics on Talk Radio 1210 WPHT with Rich Zeoli.
Today, Toomey held a round table discussion in center city Philadelphia on the topic of sexual abuse of children and how to prevent it.
Turzanski compares President Obama's world view and especially when it comes to Iran and ISIS to the failed "Midnight Basketball" campaign of the 1990's.
Jesse Turner (wearing lime-green shirt in photo) is walking from Connecticut to Washington, DC to gain support for his fight against high-stakes standardized tests in public schools.
John Whitman, the husband of former Republican Gov. Christine Todd Whitman and the state's first-ever first gentleman, died Thursday. He was 71.
Privatization is a top priority for leaders of the Republican-controlled House. The question now is, how might the liquor veto affect budget negotiations?
The governor says there was no resolution to the budget dispute during the meetin with legislative leaders that lasted about a half-hour.
Rendell spoke with Dr. Anthony Mazzarelli on Talk Radio 1210 WPHT and said there is a real chance for Trump to emerge as a serious contender.
Pennsylvania will start the new budget year without a spending plan. For the first time in decades, the governor will veto the entire budget sent to his desk.
Chris Christie made it official today, confirming what most people had assumed for months: he's running for the GOP nomination for president of the United States.
Christie made the announcement at 11 a.m. Tuesday from his alma mater, Livingston High School, in New Jersey, where he served as class president for three years.
Christie unveiled a campaign website over the weekend.
As the Greek debt crisis escalates, creating drama in world markets, a Wharton School professor sizes up whether Greece might exit the Eurozone and what it means to us in the United States.
Today, Kenney recalled that during the 1990's, when there was widespread and staunch opposition to his efforts for "domestic partnerships" legislation, he never could have imagined this moment.
