House Sends Corbett Bill To Block Real ID In Pennsylvania
The ball is in the governor's court now that the House has sent him a bill that would have Pennsylvania opt out of the federal "Real ID" Act.
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The ball is in the governor's court now that the House has sent him a bill that would have Pennsylvania opt out of the federal "Real ID" Act.
An Internet gambling bill working its way through the New Jersey legislature would let Atlantic City casinos take bets from gamblers in other states and even other countries, as long as federal and state authorities agree it's legal.
Philadelphia will be hosting a royal guest later this month.
The Quinnipiac poll shows Santorum leading Romney by six points, 41 percent to 35 percent.
The proposal to reduce the size of the state House by about a fourth comes from the speaker himself, Republican Sam Smith. He says the idea is to make the House more efficient and is not partisan.
The fact that American Express has decided to stop selling its gift cards at New Jersey retail stores is the latest salvo in an ongoing battle over what happens to un-redeemed card values.
In the fine print of Mayor Nutter's proposed budget is an idea whose time has belatedly come to Philadelphia City Hall: having workers do preventative maintenance on police and fire stations.
The head of the federal agency that oversees supplies, transportation and office space for the federal government has resigned following reports of lavish spending at a Nevada training conference in the fall of 2010.
Richard Dreyfuss shares and op-ed piece on an imaginary news conference given by President Obama discussing Rick Santorum.
As expected, the Corbett administration has put out a call to firms that would be interested in running the operations of the Pennsylvania Lottery.
New Jersey drivers will soon need to meet new requirements to get or renew their driver's licenses.
Attendees heard first from Pennsylvania's attorney general who, for the first time in decades, is a woman.
The chairman of the state House appropriations committee says he expects there will be a reduction in major cuts for adults with disabilities and other social service programs in Governor Corbett's proposed budget.
Santorum will walk a fine line. Concerned about his future image in the party, while at the same time hoping he can hang in for Pennsylvania and the May primaries, in which he may do very well.
Now that the state Supreme Court has rejected Foxwoods' appeal of its license revocation, attention turns to whether that license will remain in Philadelphia end up somewhere else in the state or end up nowhere at all.
