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Governor Corbett says the likely loss of federal dollars as a result of the debt ceiling deal in Washington is a good example of why he didn't want to spend the surplus from last year's budget.
The debt and deficit deal of last week doesn't solve anything, according to a lawyer and author who says the only hope for the future is to carefully change the Constitution, and not by amendment.
Restauranteurs in Ocean City seeking a voter referendum to allow for patrons to bring beer and wine to dinner have submitted their petitions to city officials,
The mayor's office has announced what it being described as "strict" enforcement this weekend of the city's curfew.
This time it is a dispute between the LCB and the manufacturer of the automated vending machines.
Restaurateurs in a "dry" South Jersey shore town who want to allow patrons to bring beer and wine to dinner have submitted their petitions to city officials -- and it appears they've met the burden to put the question to voters this fall.
The governor cites state park operations as an example of the Pennsylvania assets and services that might be candidates for privatization.
New Jersey's capital city has suffered through two rounds of municipal layoffs in as many years, but this is the first time cops are affected. One hundred eight of them will go, effective the middle of next month.
Congressmen Patrick Meehan and Jim Gerlach met with volunteers and staff at the Francisvale Shelter to talk about how the Puppy Uniform Protection and Safety Act or PUPS would end inhumane treatment of dogs at large breeding kennels.
The National Association of Black Journalists is holding its convention this week in Philadelphia, where its founding chapter was formed back in 1975.
His transportation funding commission has recommended an increase in gas taxes and vehicle fees to raise new money for roads, bridges and mass transit, but Governor Corbett is hinting that he may have other ideas.
Almost a quarter of the Moorestown Mall is vacant, and the owners want to change that. So they got behind a petition drive to put the question on the November ballot.
Bill Hamilton, Pennsylvania conference president for the Teamsters and president of Teamsters' Local 107 in Philadelphia, says the deal is being opposed by union and well as non-union trucking interests.
Amid rumors swirling about the future of Philadelphia schools chief Arlene Ackerman, her administration has announced deep cuts in one of her signature programs.
The changes could come as soon as the end of this year. The police union is considering legal action.
