'Elections' Tops Yahoo's 10 Most Searched Terms in 2012
The Internet search site Yahoo is out with its list of the year's top web searches, and pop culture takes a back seat to actual news!
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The Internet search site Yahoo is out with its list of the year's top web searches, and pop culture takes a back seat to actual news!
Corbett and other governors have until Friday of next week to say how they plan to deal with so-called health exchanges -- marketplaces where people will be able to shop for insurance policies.
Officials in Camden, NJ have shared their plan to transition the Camden Police Department from a city-run to a county-run organization.
During a stop at the K'nex toy manufacturing plant in Hatfield, the president called on Congress to pass an extension of tax cuts for middle-class families.
Governor Corbett says he plans on sticking to his pledge not to raise taxes.
Schwartz served one term on City Council, from 1984 until 1988. But he is remembered as well for his work promoting neighborhood activism.
CEO Michael Araten says he believes the president wanted to see the K'nex facility because of what it represented about local manufacturing.
New Jersey Governor Chris Christie has filed papers to seek re-election next year, while enjoying a popularity surge due to his hands-on response to Superstorm Sandy.
In a big buying weekend, some potential political candidates are shopping around for higher office.
There were handshakes and thanks at the Lowes Home Improvement parking lot in Toms River Wednesday.
Remember the long lines and confusion at many polling places on Election Day? A local U.S. Senator has proposed legislation that could change all that.
It's amazing how in less than two weeks events can change the direction of a nation and an administration.
The deadline passed Thursday evening to file an application for Philadelphia's second casino license. One of the proposals comes from a gaming company based near Reading and according to Philadelphia-based U.S congressman Bob Brady (D-Pa.), it is a great bet for the city.
An ordinance awaiting final passage at the end of the month would make it illegal to light up in a park, playground, school or township facility.
Superstorm "Sandy" delivered a bump in approval for both Gov. Tom Corbett and President Obama, according to a new Quinnipiac University Poll of Pennsylvania voters.
