Former Pa. Rep. Brett Feese Guilty On All Counts In 'Computergate' Case
A jury has convicted former GOP lawmaker Brett Feese of all 40 corruption counts against him.
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A jury has convicted former GOP lawmaker Brett Feese of all 40 corruption counts against him.
Unless you have been living in a cave you know by now that I have an addiction to politics, especially covering politicos.
Everything you need to know about Election Day in Pennsylvania, New Jersey and Delaware can be found in our Election Day Resources guide.
If you're listening to the radio or watching TV later this week, you'll be part of history: the first-ever test of the national Emergency Alert System is on November 9th.
My experience with elections: skip voting at your own risk. You have heard a lot about the high profile races, but you can bet on this – it's not the big races that will extract money from your budget. It is the ignored, smaller contests that no one generally cares about that can hit you where it hurts.
A state House committee has approved a pair of bills spawned by the rash of cases involving children being left in vehicles while adults gamble.
A structure called a heating station was built on the Municipal Services Building plaza between Saturday night and Sunday morning. But it's been removed.
It's the day before Election Day and suburban candidates and city Republicans are making the most noise.
Pennsylvania lawmakers say they are optimistic that the law governing small games of chance run by non-profit organizations will soon get its first major update in more than two decades.
The Philadelphia School District's decision to close as many as nine schools is prompting City Council to schedule its own inquiry.
A Pennsylvania House committee continues to debate a package of controversial bills aimed at cracking down on illegal immigration.
Republican Presidential hopeful Mitt Romney met with donors at a fundraising event at the Rittenhouse hotel Friday evening. Occupy Philadelphia protesters were there as well.
The state Ethics Commission has launched an investigation of former Mayor John Street's actions while he served as chairman of the Philadelphia Housing Authority board, which awarded legal work to a law firm that employed Street's son.
The NJ Office of Weights and Measures has been conducting surprise inspections at Gas stations throughout the state.
A progressive website has set up a union-made supply chain to provide Occupy Wall Street and other locations with warm clothes for the winter.
