Corbett Nervously Eyes Slumping Revenue Collections
Governor Corbett says he'll be keeping a close eye on October revenue collections, following below-expected collections for the first three months of the fiscal year.
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Governor Corbett says he'll be keeping a close eye on October revenue collections, following below-expected collections for the first three months of the fiscal year.
Rocco Fiorentino launched Blindness Awareness Month in 2009. He says it was a modest start.
Governor Corbett says he's remaining on the sidelines – at least for now – as the Republican presidential candidates continue to duke it out.
The new head of the board that regulates Pennsylvania casinos says he favors moving the board's investigation unit into the state attorney general's office.
Governor Corbett has signed a bill that will ensure that military veterans have representation on the state Civil Service Commission.
Five New Jersey cities are in line for transitional aid from the state, if the Christie Administration and legislators can come to terms on how the program is administered.
"After the reductions that we've already taken, it gets more challenging and more challenging to find additional ways to take corrective action," city finance director Rob Dubow tells KYW Newsradio.
First lady Michelle Obama hosted the U.S. women's national soccer team at the White House on Thursday to promote physical activity and healthier eating for children.
Supporters of the"Occupy Philadelphia" movement gathered outside City Hall on Thursday morning.
When Mayor Nutter vetoed the measure on Thursday, Councilman Jim Kenney found that some of the original 12 "yes" votes had flipped.
John Timoney, now a Miami-based public safety consultant, has laid out a plan that increases on-street staffing within the City of Camden -- the only community to sign up for the proposed force so far -- by over 80 percent.
Two months after hearing oral arguments from both sides, Judge Stanley Ott has offered his opinion and ruling, saying he would not hear further arguments regarding the move of the multimillion-dollar art collection.
William Ryan says he and his colleagues know they have work to do. "A realization that we do have to regain the confidence of the people, the confidence of the legislature, the confidence of the governor."
"We commit as a commission to work in a transparent and efficient manner. That's going to be extremely important. We have to get the public's respect and trust in this process," Pritchett said.
Governor Corbett says he will soon have something to say on the subject of school voucher legislation, but he's giving more indications transportation funding may not be addressed this fall as was expected.
