As Courts Reevaluate Voter ID Law, Pa. Eases Procedure For Obtaining a Card
As of Tuesday morning, voters can get a voting-only ID without first trying to get a Penndot ID and without showing two proofs of residence.
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As of Tuesday morning, voters can get a voting-only ID without first trying to get a Penndot ID and without showing two proofs of residence.
"The turnpike, quite frankly, isn't going to survive if this continues," Pennsylvania auditor general Jack Wagner told legislators.
More than two dozen students at a Philadelphia charter school took "Voter Registration 101" on Monday, and it was definitely hands-on.
PA lawmakers return to the state capitol Monday for the final weeks of the current two-year legislative session, but what's not on the agenda is as much or more noteworthy than what is.
Four out of five New Jersey school boards have opted to hold their elections in November, rather than the usual April.
New Jersey Assembly members held a hearing this week looking at a potential state tax revenue shortfall, but there's some debate over the motivation behind the hearing.
Montgomery County, Pa. is making it easier for eligible voters in the county to get a photo ID in time to cast their ballot in the November election.
Governor Corbett has until October 3rd to make the final decision on Terrance Williams, but he tells us that right now he is preparing to go ahead with the execution.
A new survey finds that Pennsylvania colleges are doing a lot better at making sure students face no surprises this November at the polls, but some are not providing compliant student IDs.
With Mitt Romney on the defensive, a new trio of state polls shows how serious the challenge might be for him in the coming weeks.
How soon? "Very shortly is, literally, very shortly," the mayor says.
A study shows the state is paying $352 million for kids that become homeless.
US Senator Bob Casey (D-Pa.) is previewing legislation that he says would improve laws protecting pregnant women in the workplace from discrimination.
As the Pennsylvania Supreme Court sat in chambers hearing oral arguments on an effort to overturn the state's controversial new voter ID law, a rally was held across the street to protest the law.
Mayor Nutter went to the convention in Charlotte, NC with three police officers for security and two aides in tow. The administration puts the cost to taxpayers at just under $7,400.
