Christie Says He'll Resist Attempts To Force Medical Marijuana Into Communities
The governor says he'll enforce the law as best he can but won't force any New Jersey town to host a facility.
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The governor says he'll enforce the law as best he can but won't force any New Jersey town to host a facility.
The Pennsylvania Welfare Department has confounded anti-hunger groups by reinstating an asset test for recipients of food stamps.
A new Philadelphia law restricting the ability of employers to ask applicants about criminal records goes into effect today.
The mayor had equally strong words for the shooter and for the parents of the victims who were crammed into the car.
City inspector general Amy Kurland says William Betz Jr. Inc. and UGI HVAC Inc. falsified documents to make it appear that another company, JHS, was a minority-owned firm.
New Jersey's highest court, in a 3-2 split, has ruled that a defendant who asks to speak to his mother is not necessarily invoking his right to remain silent.
In advance of the mid-May opening of the Barnes Foundation Museum on the Benjamin Franklin Parkway, the City of Philadelphia and city tourism officials are launching a new arts marketing campaign.
The Route 322 bypass around Mullica Hill is expected to ease traffic congestion in the town, and a whole lot more.
The Pennsylvania Liquor Control Board has voted to increase prices on several hundred items.
A lack of snow so far this winter has been good news for suburban communities, who have seen their budgets busted the last couple of winters to pay for snow removal.
Area public school districts that transport students in the Archdiocese of Philadelphia will soon be altering plans for next year, when the students are transitioned to new schools, because of the just-announced closings and mergers.
Kids hoping for sledding instead of school may be disappointed by the lack of snow so far this winter. But city of Philadelphia budget crunchers are ecstatic.
Officials of Sunoco and ConocoPhillips told state lawmakers yesterday they are still working to find a buyer their idled Delaware County refineries, while local emergency response officials expressed concerns that they may be left holding the bag if no buyers are found.
"There's a strong chance that that money can be stolen by people who have no right to the money," according to Philadelphia's city controller.
Newly elected Philadelphia sheriff Jewell Williams oversaw his first mortgage foreclosure sale on Tuesday, and pledged a new era of openness and honesty at the scandal-plagued sheriff's office.
