Lawsuit Over NJ Medical Marijuana Program Heads To Appeals Court
A New Jersey Superior Court Judge has referred a case involving the state's medical marijuana program to an Appeals panel.
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A New Jersey Superior Court Judge has referred a case involving the state's medical marijuana program to an Appeals panel.
Councilman Brian O'Neill now has withdrawn his plan after getting what he admits was an earful from advocates and organizers of community gardens.
More than two-thirds of the 1,600 registered New Jersey voters questioned by Quinnipiac University say Christie deserves a second term.
Now midway into his first term, Gov. Corbett says there are "many causes crying out for funding."
Hundreds of activists on both sides of the gun control issue staged rallies on Wednesday at Pennsylvania's capitol.
A borough commissioner for 28 years and mayor for the last twelve, Tish Colombi says it's time to step aside.
"Get the money out of politics!" chanted members of nearly two dozen organizations in Love Park.
Independence Mission Schools ("IMS") is the umbrella organization for 16 parish elementary schools, all of which charge tuition but, controversially, use both public and private funds for financial aid.
With Nutter inside the Capitol Hilton, serving as president of the US Conference of Mayors, AFSCME International had a little anti-Nutter protest outside.
President Obama will be officially sworn in for his second term on Sunday and the public Inaugural festivities kick off on Monday morning.
Philadelphia police commissioner Charles Ramsey says he was pleased to see virtually all of his recommendations in President Obama's proposals on gun violence.
Franklin, played by actor Bill Robling, was in good spirits for the celebration at the Historic Philadelphia Center, 6th and Chestnut Streets.
Corbett traveled to Hershey, Pa. to pitch a group of senior citizens about the benefits a private lottery manager would bring.
In this same survey there is overwhelming support for widespread background checks.
The five-member Philadelphia Gas Commission, which oversees PGW's budget, voted 3-2 to approve more than $2.3 million in PGW revenues to pay legal, financial, and public relations consultants.
