Pennsylvania Gets A Hand From Feds In Delaware River Dredging Project
Pennsylvania officials are crowing about the progress of efforts to deepen the Delaware River shipping channel.
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Pennsylvania officials are crowing about the progress of efforts to deepen the Delaware River shipping channel.
The last time Mrs. Obama was here, to promote her "Let's Move" Campaign for healthy kids, three weeks ago, she was careful not to be partisan. But, this trip is a campaign event.
Play by the rules. That's the word from Philadelphia's election watchdog group, The Committee of 70.
A newly released poll suggests New Jersey Governor Chris Christie enjoys a comfortable level of support among residents but he might want to rethink part of his strategy going forward.
The ACLU and the Commonwealth gave closing arguments on Thursday in Pennsylvania's voter ID case. Now, it's up to the judge to decide.
After six days of testimony, the showdown over Pennsylvania's voter ID law will culminate this morning with closing arguments.
Presidential candidate and Green Party member Jill Stein staged a sit in at a center city bank Wednesday. She and the other protesters were eventually taken away by police.
47 million American women can now get free health services, including birth control as part of the President's Affordable Care Act that went into effect Wednesday.
Despite concern about expanding competition from casinos, the Pennsylvania Lottery set another sales record in the 2011-12 fiscal year.
Pennsylvania's Secretary of the Commonwealth was on the witness stand during day five of the court hearing on Pennsylvania's new voter ID law.
Those cash payments of $200 a month for single adults, couples without children, and some disabled people, end Wednesday.
The bill would require anyone buying or selling ammunition to be a licensed dealer. Anyone who isn't would have to present a photo ID at the time of sale.
City Council president Darrell Clarke promised that he and his colleagues will use campaign funds to arrange transportation for registered voters to get Penndot photo IDs when needed.
A top elections official admits that the Commonwealth has no idea how many voters do not have valid ID for voting.
The ACLU challenge to Pennsylvania's voter ID law continues Monday in its fourth day of testimony, with even more state officials heading to the hot seat.
