Corbett Says European Trip Is For Business Not Pleasure
Governor Corbett is defending his decision to head out on a trade mission to France and Germany this weekend.
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Governor Corbett is defending his decision to head out on a trade mission to France and Germany this weekend.
Trenton's health department could shut down some city buildings if a toilet paper shortage isn't resolved soon.
The American soldier accused of killing 16 Afghan civilians in their homes is now in the custody of U.S. officials.
The type of voter fraud the bill addresses is not considered a problem by officials in this region.
The North Philadelphia community surrounding Temple University is divided over a plan to tax landlords for more street cleanup and security.
While the Republican candidates for president are stumping in Louisiana and Alabama today, a new survey shows that the high price of gasoline is taking its toll on President Obama's hopes of reelection.
Former Governor Ed Rendell has made his living giving speeches, since he left office. Now, some of those speeches may have gotten him in trouble with the federal government. Investigators have subpoenaed records about his speeches on behalf of a group designated as a terrorist organization.
The state House today is expected to send Governor Corbett a controversial bill to require that voters show photo ID at the polls and the governor says he's ready to sign it.
A year-long study has concluded that switching to an all-electronic toll system is feasible and the Pennsylvania Turnpike has announced plans to explore the idea further. But, a system would have to be developed to still collect tolls from cash customers.
Another page in the long controversy over the Barnes Foundation and it's move to Center City. A judge has ruled that the Friends of the Barnes and it's attorney must pay for the Foundation's legal fees.
Republican presidential hopeful Mitt Romney turned on his version of Southern Charm on Monday in hopes of woo voters Alabama and Mississippi cast their ballots in the GOP primary.
City controller Alan Butkovitz says it was the highest level of sales tax receipts since the city started keeping track.
A Pennsylvania House committee has held a hearing on a bill proposed by Rep. Seth Grove (R-York) that would allow Pennsylvania counties to shift some of the property tax burden to income and sales taxes.
Pennsylvania governor Tom Corbett is defending his cuts to higher education, while a new panel he's created to study the issue officially begins its work.
The future of Philadelphia's red light camera program is in jeopardy as lawmakers remain divided over whether to expand the program to other cities.
