Administration Defends Decision to Keep Fighting Firefighters' Contract Award
The Council hearing came one day after the administration decided to continue the legal battle and appeal the arbitration award in Commonwealth Court.
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The Council hearing came one day after the administration decided to continue the legal battle and appeal the arbitration award in Commonwealth Court.
In late November, Gov. Corbett said he was frustrated about a lack of detail from the feds about the rules regarding health exchanges, which will be clearinghouses in which people can shop for insurance policies.
As if Christie's approach to his job hadn't already attracted enough national attention (remember, he did keynote the Republican National Convention), the events after Superstorm Sandy may have proved to be the difference that put him on the list.
North Jersey State Senator Barbara Buono has filed papers to run in the 2013 Democratic primary.
Mayor Nutter said Philadelphia and other cities in the Commonwealth would face "devastating" cuts in services if the fiscal cliff spending cuts kick on at the start of the new year.
The Pennsylvania Society Dinner, a collection of all people political, has ended in New York. It's a weekend of parties and politics -- and this year, some news.
Going over the Fiscal Cliff promises tax hikes and spending cuts but an environmentalist says there have already been so many cuts in some areas; the threat is hardly across the board.
It's the second weekend in December, and a traditional event in New York brings with it political speculation.
The United States Supreme Court could decide today on whether to enter the battle over same sex marriage by taking one of several pending appeals. A local expert says the court almost has no choice but to enter the fray.
Nutter first stressed that the trip cost taxpayers nothing, as the Chamber of Commerce program called "Select Philadelphia" picked up the estimated $9,000 tab for Nutter and four other city employees.
A staff report found that more than 7,600 ballots were disqualified from the count because, in the majority of cases, they were cast by people who were not registered to vote.
A Republican who opposed Tom Corbett when he was elected attorney general in 2004 says he may take on now-governor Tom Corbett in the 2014 GOP primary.
Minority Democrats in the Pennsylvania legislature say Governor Tom Corbett needs to be more open about his effort to privatize the management of the state Lottery.
Minority Democrats in the Pennsylvania legislature say job creation, education and transportation funding will be their top priorities in the new session that begins in January.
The owner of the Electric Factory building wants permission to wrap the building, which is visible from the Benjamin Franklin Bridge, in an electronic sign. Some community groups were outraged.
