Statewide Poll Released In Pa. Could Have Implications On Current Budget Crisis
The state budget crisis is in full swing as a new Franklin and Marshall College poll is released by Terry Madonna, talk about timing.
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The state budget crisis is in full swing as a new Franklin and Marshall College poll is released by Terry Madonna, talk about timing.
The flags are attached to parking meters throughout town, a sign of respect for one of the symbols that represent our heritage and freedoms.
Philadelphia marked the 50th anniversary of the Civil Rights Act of 1964 by unveiling a new exhibit today at Philadelphia International Airport.
Chris Stigall spoke with former Pennsylvania Senator Rick Santorum on Talk Radio 1210 WPHT about a variety of topics in advance of the Fourth of July.
House Republican leaders Tuesday night thwarted an 11th hour effort by Philadelphia Democrats to get committee approval for a Philadelphia school funding proposal.
"I do believe we have the ability to do something about this," Booker says of Congress.
Biden will join Mayor Nutter and others on Thursday morning in front of Independence Hall for the 2014 edition of the "Celebration of Freedom" ceremony.
On Talk Radio 1210 WPHT, Chris Stigall spoke with Adele Keim from the Becket Fund for Religious Liberty who represented Hobby Lobby in their case against the federal government's mandate that they provide certain types of birth control they object to for their employees.
Gov. Tom Corbett says he won't sign a $29.1 billion spending plan for Pennsylvania state government before the fiscal year ends at midnight, saying he'll continue to seek passage of a meaningful bill to reduce future public pension costs.
In something of a surprise move, the state Senate Monday night approved an amendment that would enact the cigarette tax for Philadelphia schools. Mayor Michael Nutter celebrated the moment.
Pennsylvania Governor Tom Corbett is renewing his appeal for compromise on the issues of Philadelphia school funding and public employee pension reform.
Atlantic City mayor Don Guardian says he has a four-year plan that will turn the city back into the destination resort it was before the casinos arrived.
More than five hundred county employees will call the building home. On a clear day there are striking views of the Philadelphia skyline.
Six former judges are on trial in the alleged ticket-fixing conspiracy.
Lt. John Stanford says the Philadelphia Police Department's policy was already in compliance with the Supreme Court decision.
