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The authority's director, Vince Fenerty, says the ongoing operation is born from customer complaints "that our parking enforcement officers were not trained well and were ignorant."
The decision does not restore the controversial Council on Affordable Housing, but their rules have been reinstated for now, to be handled by the Depertment of Community Affairs.
An attorney for the ACLU of Philadelphia says the city violated the First Amendment when it turned down the ad, citing its subject matter.
In an apparent effort to jump start the issue,Pennsylvania state senator Jake Corman is introducing legislation that would implement the recommendations of a panel appointed by Governor Corbett to study transportation funding.
The Delaware River Port Authority was supposed to be out of the economic development business, but there's a $29-million pool of unspent funds earmarked for that purpose.
The state House later today is expected to send Governor Corbett a bill that would pave the way for a state takeover of Pennsylvania's fiscally insolvent capital city.
A battle royal could be brewing between New Jersey Governor Chris Christie and the state judiciary over his pension and benefit reforms for state workers.
This plan calls for a new library, several sports fields, a new parking area, even a walking trail.
A new report shows that the country is saving money on treating heart failure patients. But the numbers come with some caveats.
Bill Roberts loved going to work. That might surprise some, since this 40-year-old worked as a police officer on the streets of Camden.
The 14 chaplains served their country in World War II, in Cold War conflicts, and during the Vietnam era.
Former Pennsylvania house speaker John Perzel of Philadelphia was on the witness stand as the trial of two co-defendants in a public corruption case continues in Harrisburg.
Over the objections of the mayor, Philadelphia City Council has given preliminary okay to a $200 annual property tax rebate for condominium owners, because some use private trash haulers.
The Powerball pool of white balls will shrink from 39 to 35, increasing the odds of winning. Ticket prices will rise from $1 to $2.
With 21 days left, it is the most contested election in this so-called political off year: the race for Montgomery County Commissioner.
