Federal Government Approves Aid For Displaced Employees Of Delaware County Refineries
The feds have approved some $5 million that will aid displaced workers at a pair of shuttered oil refineries in Delaware County.
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The feds have approved some $5 million that will aid displaced workers at a pair of shuttered oil refineries in Delaware County.
Hundreds of protesters cheered as a number of speakers lashed out at the recent federal mandate that, in effect, forces insurance companies to pay for contraception.
The "Rock the Vote" campaign hit the National Constitution Center in Philadelphia, giving area high school students an opportunity to gear up to vote for the first time.
Greenleaf CEO Joe Stevens expected to be in business this past January, only to see that date pushed back to July by the state. Now, that date has been put off indefinitely, and Stevens has had enough.
A new study of couples living together before marriage indicates a change in the times.
Voting along party lines, the Senate Judiciary Committee rejected one of Governor Chris Christie's nominees to serve on the New Jersey Supreme Court. Another has seen his nomination vote delayed.
Members of Philadelphia's two non-uniformed city workers' unions packed into City Council chambers on Thursday and got a vote of support from the lawmakers in their effort to get a new contract.
City councilman Mark Squilla is proposing putting the brakes on Mayor Nutter's plan to revamp Philadelphia's broken property assessment system.
Penndot is now looking at stepped-up speed enforcement and more warning signs to slow drivers down.
Dr. Ali Houshmand went to great lengths on Thursday to stress that any merger would take years to complete.
A voters' rights group held a rally on Wednesday at a Penndot driver's licensing center in center city Philadelphia, to get the word out about the new voter ID law.
A variety of positions are available, with pay ranges between $7.25 and $15.00 an hour.
The City of Philadelphia has been ordered to pay hefty legal fees to the local Boy Scouts chapter, which was involved in a federal trial over the national Boy Scouts' controversial policy of banning gays.
In the wake of the controversy surrounding a bill that would require women seeking abortions to get a pre-procedure ultrasound, one Pennsylvania Senator has introduced similar legislation—for men.
The once-powerful Philadelphia politician also was ordered to pay $1 million in restitution, and will spend an additional five years on probation.
