Ex-RI Rep. Kennedy, Wife Welcome Baby Girl In Pomona, NJ
Former Rhode Island congressman Patrick Kennedy and his wife are celebrating the birth of a daughter.
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Former Rhode Island congressman Patrick Kennedy and his wife are celebrating the birth of a daughter.
A day after voting it down twice, the state House Tuesday night passed an amendment that will pump major new funding into roads, bridges and mass transit in Pennsylvania.
Transportation funding was one of Rendell's biggest initiatives and biggest frustrations during his eight years as governor.
Former city councilman Frank Rizzo Jr., right, rejoined the Democratic Party so he can run for mayor in 2015.
The walkers, accompanied by well-wishers, set off from Camden for stops in Trenton and Freehold.
New York Times reporter Philip Shenon says the Kennedy assassination probe was mishandled by the Warren Commission.
Two state senators, one a Republican and the other a Democrat, are planning to introduce a bill to legalize marijuana for medicinal use in Pennsylvania.
Meanwhile, former Philadelphia DA Lynne Abraham is close to declaring that she will also be a candidate.
Nutter was invited by Biden to look at the expansion of the canal, a project that could prove a boost to the Port of Philadelphia.
The future of legislation that would raise new money for roads, bridges, and mass transit in Pennsylvania remains up in the air.
The Presidential motorcade rolled through Philadelphia Thursday evening.
More than 600 people were expected to show up at the Bellevue to hear Chris Christie speak. But early Wednesday evening, the Committee of 70's president and CEO Zack Stallberg got a call from Christie's office that the Governor was sick and had to cancel.
Even though no one has officially declared his or her candidacy, pollsters are still posing the question.
The bill is sponsored by Pa. Rep. Rick Saccone (R-Allegheny County), and co-sponsored by Rep. Ronald Waters (D-Phila., foreground).
The state House is expected to vote Wednesday on legislation that would allow small games of chance in Pennsylvania bars and taverns.
