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One Senate bill is in response to the West Philadelphia abortion clinic horrors. Among its many provisions, that measure tightens policies regarding inspections, handling of complaints, and clinic reporting of "serious" events.
Today brings the start of one of the biggest weeks in Philadelphia City Council this year, with debates raging over bailing out the school district, requiring companies to give paid sick leave, policing the homeless and eliminating the DROP program.
Governor Corbett's transportation funding advisory commission will hear a presentation this morning on the idea of turning a stretch of Route 422 into a toll road.
A new announcement from the Philadelphia School District comes as a victory for elementary education in the city.
The up and down employment picture in this country is down again. But one local economic expert suggests it's not time to panic... yet.
"Ride the Ducks" are back in business in Philadelphia this summer, but they're loading passengers at a different location because of complaints from a federal judge. Council members signed off on the move Thursday.
For thousands of soldiers, a new battle will begin: to adjust here at home. Not all will succeed, and the most vulnerable may end up on the street.
Philadelphia Mayor Michael Nutter is proposing a tax on soda and other sugary drinks as he and City Council continue trying to help bail out the cash-starved Philadelphia school district.
New Jersey governor Chris Christie says he will repay the state for the cost of Tuesday's state police helicopter ride to his eldest son's baseball game in North Jersey, and for other personal uses.
Pennsylvania first lady Susan Corbett visited the Settlement Music School in South Philadelphia to view firsthand its preschool arts enrichment program that helps low-income children develop their skills.
Philadelphia district attorney Seth Williams has created a new task force designed speficially to weed out public corruption in the city.
Pennsylvania revenue collections for May were almost $34 million dollars, or just shy of 2%, above projections.
Pennsylvania lawmakers are considering legislation that would make indoor tanning salons off-limits to young people.
With Philadelphia's public schools facing a budget crisis, student leaders held a press conference Wednesday to ask City Council to keep funding for programs that decrease violence in schools.
New Jersey governor Chris Christie is taking some heat for what appears to be personal use of a state police helicopter.
