Occupy Philly Dances Through Streets, Protesting Banks
A dancing group of Occupy Philadelphia demonstrators took to the streets today and made their way to bank branches in center city.
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A dancing group of Occupy Philadelphia demonstrators took to the streets today and made their way to bank branches in center city.
The first real steps toward making a light rail line between Camden and Glassboro are about to be approved, although it'll be years before you'll be able to jump on board.
This week's dangerous animal release in Ohio has lawmakers in Pennsylvania calling for tougher regulations.
The refund was required because the State of New Jersey did not set what the audit called "measurable target levels of performance."
District Attorney Seth Williams appeared before City Council Thursday, asking the lawmakers for help in battling a bill being considered in Congress that could extend the so-called 'Florida gun loophole.'
City Council has delayed until at least next week a final vote on controversial revisions to Philadelphia's curfew law prompted by flash mob violence.
Governor Corbett has signed a bill that would pave the way for a state takeover of Pennsylvania's financially choked capital city.
It's not legal to gamble online in this country, but one of Altantic City's casino operators has served notice that it wants to compete, should that law ever change.
Philadelphia and Montgomery County officials met for a ceremonial handshake today on the long-closed rail bridge in Manayunk to launch plans for a pedestrian-and-bike trail running between Lower Merion and Manayunk.
City Council's GOP leader, Brian O'Neill, last week stripped Rizzo of his post as minority whip, a mostly ceremonial position given that Council has only three GOP members.
The vote was 17-0 as Council approved the bill, which among other things makes the satellite company responsible for painting a dish to match the roof if it is placed on the front of the home.
Republicans, Democrats, even a majority of independents say they'll vote for it.
City Council is moving to stop the city's Records Department from making police accident reports readily available to those who pay a flat fee because some have misused the private information.
"Occupy Wall Street," "Occupy Philadelphia" and the other "Occupy" protests around the nation are now considering staging a national convention next summer, and they're proposing meeting in Philadelphia.
CBS "Sunday Morning" anchor Charles Osgood received the "Lew Klein Excellence in Communications" award on Wednesday from Temple University.
