More Bad News For Pa. Budget
Pennsylvania's coffers are $487-million, or about 4%, below projections for the fiscal year to date. Revenues were almost 6% under projections for the month of December alone.
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Pennsylvania's coffers are $487-million, or about 4%, below projections for the fiscal year to date. Revenues were almost 6% under projections for the month of December alone.
Now, it's on to New Hampshire, but Iowa provided a thriller.
At the Mayoral Inauguration party at the Pennsylvania Convention Center the Roots served as the house band, until they were joined by a special guest.
Democrats took charge of Montgomery County's government for the first time in over a century Tuesday morning, and they have a lot of work to do.
Sheriff Jewell Williams has named Benjamin Hayllar (left) as his top financial advisor and chief deputy for finance and accountability, effective immediately.
Non-union workers employed by the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, including the governor and cabinet secretaries, will not see a pay raise for the fifth year in a row.
"I, Joshua D. Shapiro, do solemnly swear..." "I, Leslie S. Richards, do solemnly swear..."
The City of Philadelphia's Christmas tree recycling program wants you -- to bring your trees to them.
Mayor Nutter and members of the Philadelphia School Reform Commission are heading to Denver on Thursday for a one-day trip to compare notes on cooperation between district and charter schools.
Mayor Nutter was barely one hour into his second term when he found himself fielding reporter's questions about whether he would head to Washington if Barack Obama were re-elected.
The Montgomery County Commissioners will be sworn-in during ceremonies this morning at the county's community college in Blue Bell. Lisa Richards and Josh Shapiro will be the first democrats to be in charge of the county in over a century.
KYW Special Contributor Larry Kane says there are two schools of thought: Iowa is not a game changer, or Iowa is critical.
Before the Inaugural ball, Mayor Nutter spoke at an informal reception to his family and friends at the Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Arts.
Declaring "we're not done yet," Michael Anthony Nutter was sworn in to a second term in office on Monday, along with all 17 members of City Council during a two-hour ceremony at the Academy of Music.
One of several bus companies commonly referred to in Philadelphia as the "Chinatown bus" has been ordered to stop operations by the federal government.
