Matthews Skips Montco Commissioners' Meeting After Being Charged With Perjury
Matthews failed to show up for the commissioners' meeting on Wednesday morning, which included a critical public hearing on the budget.
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Matthews failed to show up for the commissioners' meeting on Wednesday morning, which included a critical public hearing on the budget.
Mayor Nutter went to Harrisburg yesterday to press for action on state legislation that will enable the city of Philadelphia to overhaul its property tax assessment system.
The nominee for the last vacancy on Philadelphia's School Reform Commission sailed through her confirmation hearing in Harrisburg yesterday.
The state Senate has passed and sent to the House a bill to expand the use of DNA evidence in Pennsylvania.
You have until midnight tonight to sign up for a new Medicare plan that will take effect on January first.
A committee within the Delaware River Port Authority meets this morning to approve a plan that would spend the last almost $30-million of funds that had been earmarked for economic development. Some of that money is still targeted to agencies that have little, if anything, to do with the agency's core mission.
The chairman of the Montgomery County Commissioners has been charged with perjury and false swearing stemming from an 18-month grand jury investigation into allegations of political corruption in county government.
A new federal warning about some over-the-counter weight loss products. The FDA is going after over-the-counter HCG weight loss products.
This year's special honorees were the first responders who were called into action by the storms of the late summer and fall.
Controller Alan Butkovitz provided reporters with a video -- complete with creepy music -- depicting eight vacant schools littered with drug paraphernalia and trash.
Plans for an upscale billiards parlor in center city Philadelphia are very much in limbo, and City Council now is giving the developer a firm deadline to get the project going.
The U.S Postal Service hopes to avoid bankruptcy by making some major cuts. That means what you send could take much longer to get there. First class mail volumes have dropped.
Getting a drivers license is something most teenagers say they can't wait to do. For teens in New Jersey, most can start learning at age 16 with six hours of paid certified instruction behind the wheel.
Animal rights groups had tried to stop the hunt, arguing that the state was using flawed data to justify it.
"It's a black keystone with a white 'PA' in the middle, within a white circle, that when you rotate the card reverses to just the opposite," says a Penndot spokeswoman.
