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Anthony Clark -- one of three officials who oversee Philadelphia elections -- has reached a settlement agreement with the city's Board of Ethics in a matter involving his brother, Alex, who works in Anthony Clark's office as a trades helper.
New Jersey governor Chris Christie spoke at the Northeast Republican Leadership Conference, unleashing some verbal broadsides at the Obama administration.
Donald Trump is providing America's electorate with an invaluable service.
It was in August of last year that Ed Neilson was sworn in to City Council, to fill the seat made vacant by the resignation of Bill Green.
Montco DA Risa Ferman has been assigned to decide whether to file charges against Kane, in light of a grand jury report that accused Kane of leaking grand jury information and then lying about it.
It could lead to more digital billboards, though fewer outdoor signboards overall.
Councilman Mark Squilla, whose district includes the Gallery shopping mall, says final passage of the Gallery renovation measures was a long time coming.
A commission empaneled to examine a potential overhaul Pennsylvania's public school funding formula has revealed its long-awaited recommendations.
Township officials say the proposed law would provide a buffer zone of 100 feet around the home of the person being picketed, and would require 24 hours' advance notice to police.
William Madges, a theology professor at St. Joseph's University, says it's no accident that the pope cited the political dimensions of the debate.
The president of the Black Clergy of Philadelphia and Vicinity says he feels that race relations in the United States will only get worse without action.
With the deadline now less than two weeks off, a new Franklin and Marshall College Poll shows most Pennsylvanians continue to support Governor Wolf's budget proposals.
A packed agenda Thursday in Philadelphia City Council, as lawmakers today hold their final meeting before adjourning for the summer. Among the items up for a final vote: a school district bailout and a tax break for the owners of the Gallery.
The state House has sent the Senate a bill designed to ease some background check requirements for people who work with children in Pennsylvania.
Mayor Michael Nutter's plan to purchase land in Northeast Philadelphia on which to build a new prison has collapsed in City Council.
