In Philadelphia, Dissecting How To Increase High School Graduation Rates
Philadelphia lags about 15 percentage points behind the national average in the rate of high school graduation.
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Philadelphia lags about 15 percentage points behind the national average in the rate of high school graduation.
It will be a rare mid-summer special election, to fill three vacancies of Philadelphia seats in the state House.
A pair of bills to be debated next week in the New Jersey Senate and Assembly would grant hospitals designated "level one trauma centers" exclusivity in providing EMS services in the towns in which they are located.
"I didn't necessarily know that (parking enforcement officers) have a lot of extra time on their hands," candidate Melissa Murray Bailey says. "And if they do have extra time on their hands, then we should be looking at how we're allocating our resources."
Coulter told Rich Zeoli on Talk Radio 1210 WPHT that we should stop allowing disabled immigrants into the country.
A couple of dozen protesters, in matching red T-shirts, stood outside Council chambers, some holding signs calling on Comcast to "pay (its) fair share."
Vitale told Gary R'Nel on Talk Radio 1210 WPHT that this bill is just another step in keeping children safe while driving.
Included is a side deal that guarantees higher wages for baggage handlers and other employees of private contractors at PHL.
Advocates for better state funding for education in Pennsylvania took their cause to the steps of the courthouses today in Montgomery, Chester, and Delaware counties.
New Jersey's highest court handed the state's growing pension funding problem to politicians to solve. The question now is...how quickly will they take on the issue?
The state senate's Education Committee advanced a controversial bill that would create a state-run school district for Pennsylvania's poorest-performing schools.
The developer, RAL Companies, says the plans are preliminary, but their attorney (at right in photo) told the committee that whatever form the project takes, its impact will be tremendous.
New Jersey's highest court today gave the Christie administration plenty of breathing room in the battle over full funding of the state's pension system.
Senate majority leader Jake Corman said he hopes Gov. Wolf will not resubmit Brown's nomination.
New Jersey Governor Chris Christie says he'll decide in the next few weeks whether a run for the White House is in the cards.
