Delaware County, Pa. Planning Alternate Court Track For Returning Vets
The program would be for nonviolent offenders only.
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The program would be for nonviolent offenders only.
Wind turbines are welcomed by clean energy advocates but wildlife enthusiasts are worried that those spinning blades are proving deadly for nature's own pest control agent.
An increase in gas taxes and vehicle fees are among the key recommendations to be voted on today by a special commission empanelled by Governor Corbett to study ways of raising new money for roads, bridges and mass transit.
There might be some snow and Santa, because Friday, July 22nd, is the Christmas in July version of the wildly popular Collingswood Cash sale.
An advocate for the elderly says getting an ID may be complicated by poverty, mobility and access issues.
Beer distributors would be able to compete for the right to sell wine and liquor under the privatization plan unveiled last week by the state House majority leader.
A new exhibit on George Washington at the National Constitution Center comes with an electronic version of "Washington slept here."
Imposing impact fees is among the dozens of recommendations approved Friday by Governor Corbett's Marcellus Shale Commission on a wide range issues related to natural gas drilling.
Patrick Kennedy, a former eight-term congressman from Rhode Island, has married Amy Petitgout in a private Cape Cod ceremony.
Tuition is going up, again, for 56,000 students of Rutgers University in New Jersey, but not by as much as it could have.
Anchor Chris May and a Channel 3 crew left for Washington Wednesday night. May was granted a one-on-one interview with President Obama at the White House.
The School District of Philadelphia says a draft document listing perks that were not approved for schools superintendent Arlene Ackerman should have remained under wraps.
New Jersey's Education Department received a makeover on Wednesday aimed at making it less of a regulatory agency while putting in place Gov. Chris Christie's goal of successfully teaching and graduating children from all walks of life.
House majority leader Mike Turzai proposes auctioning off a total of 1,250 licenses for retail stores -– essentially doubling the number of outlets –- with two categories of licenses, based on store size.
No one wanted to discuss the accord reached after hours of negotiations between the owners of almost four dozen dogs and the town prosecutor, but now the dog owners are giving them up to animal control officers.
