City Lawmakers Approve Ten-Day Grace Period For Parking Ticket Payments
But the late penalties themselves will go up slightly once the grace period has expired.
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But the late penalties themselves will go up slightly once the grace period has expired.
The state legislature continues to move closer to enacting a bill that would regulate natural gas drilling in Pennsylvania.
Sugarhouse is gambling that the demand for their slot machines and table games will grow as the facility does.
The new head of the School Reform Commission presides over his first meeting today. Pedro Ramos says he wants to keep a tighter watch on school district finances.
Governor Corbett is dismissing criticism from some quarters that the investigation into the child sex abuse scandal at Penn State took too long to produce criminal charges.
Those involved with the Occupy Philly movement are still camping out in front of City Hall. But with a construction project scheduled for Dilworth Plaza, what will happen to the protesters?
The one unsettled City Council race in this month's election is now decided, with attorney David Oh now the winner of that Republican at-large seat.
As a group of state lawmakers held a news conference to push for action on legislation related to child sexual abuse, Rep. Louise Bishop revealed her own story of abuse when she was a child.
Police and road-safety advocates are trying to drive home a simple holiday message: don't drive drunk.
Councilwoman Donna Reed Miller has proposed altering the zoning for a block where developer Pat Burns wants to build a multi-store structure that would include a Dollar Tree store.
Election night results showed David Oh leading Al Taubenberger by about 150 votes.
Some members of the "Occupy Philadelphia" protest group have pitched a tent on federal ground, along Independence Mall, in clear view of tourists visiting the historic district.
SEPTA is receiving two federal grants that will help the transit agency save energy dollars while adding to the bus fleet.
The students want the Pennsylvania House to take up the bill already passed by the state senate that would provide vouchers to low-income students at failing schools.
Leaders of the "Occupy Philadelphia" protest are accusing Mayor Nutter of trying to discredit and divide the group.
