School Officials Present Their Budgetary Wish List to Philadelphia City Council
They were getting a less-than-warm reception.
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They were getting a less-than-warm reception.
Ed Turzanski spoke with Talk Radio 1210 WPHT morning host Chris Stigall about Xioaxing Xi, Temple University's Head of the Physics Department, who is accused of selling his research to the Chinese government.
The adults turned the microphone over to the young folks for a while, to hear first-person accounts of the positive impact that summer jobs can have.
Casey says Positive Train Control could have prevented the fatal derailment of Amtrak 188.
Nutter formally endorsed Kenney, despite Kenney's frequent criticisms of Nutter's administration.
The New Jersey Ethics Commission asked the state attorney general for an opinion on how far Christie's executive order requiring financial disclosure actually goes. The six-page opinion does not address the tickets specifically.
Gov. Chris Christie has sign an executive order aimed at better protecting the state from cybersecurity threats.
Melissa Murray Bailey, the Republican candidate for Mayor in Philadelphia, spoke with Rich Zeoli on Talk Radio 1210 WPHT.
Primary winners from both major parties spent part of their "day after" helping raise money for the Broad Street Ministry.
The White House says every tweet to or from the president's account is archived permanently for possible future review.
It was a surprise victory, as the 26-year-old ran without the backing of the county's Republican Party and held small gatherings inside the homes of his supporters.
La Salle Political Science professor Dr. Mary Ellen Balchunis told Talk Radio 1210 WPHT morning host that she not only expects Kenney to win the election this November, but is already predicting a second term.
Green, now a member of the School Reform Commission, says his occasional sparring with Kenney when they served together on City Council won't factor into his decision about running against him.
Three state Supreme Court seats are open, and three nominees were chosen from a field of six in each party.
Jim Kenney wasn't the only winner on Primary Day in Philadelphia. Education had a big night, too.
