Nutter And Street Cast Votes, Urge People To Vote
In the democratic primary for Mayor of Philadelphia, Mayor Michael Nutter and his opponent Milton Street cast their votes early Tuesday morning and urged people to vote.
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In the democratic primary for Mayor of Philadelphia, Mayor Michael Nutter and his opponent Milton Street cast their votes early Tuesday morning and urged people to vote.
Pennsylvania state representative Angel Cruz (D-Phila.) says there are too many unknowns when it comes to even minor traffic accidents, and he wants to make it mandatory that cops respond and investigate.
A proposal to allow bigger trucks on interstate highways is gaining legs again in Washington, DC.
Corbett was under the knife for about an hour and a half to correct a condition called spinal stenosis, a narrowing of the spinal column that results in compression of the nerves.
When authorities decided to evacuate the 123 residents of the Brighten Nursing Home, Haverford Township fire marshal James Marino said he made a call that might surprise some.
Low turnout is expected in Tuesday's primary election in Philadelphia, but both official and unofficial watchdogs will be out to make sure things go smoothly.
It appears that, over the objections of Governor Corbett, legislative action on a school tuition voucher bill may be pushed back until fall.
Once again, state lawmakers are tackling the issue of distracted driving and once again, it seems members of the Senate are not willing to go as far as their colleagues in the House when it comes to penalizing such behavior.
The Pennsylvania primary is tomorrow and some politicians are reaching out to an underdog who they think can help them win.
Governor Tom Corbett will spend the next day or two at a Pittsburgh hospital, where he undergoes routine back surgery, this morning.
Candidates for Philadelphia Mayor and City Council will spend today in one final rush of campaigning before tomorrow's primary.
About a hundred people gathered on Germantown Avenue in Mt. Airy, Sunday afternoon to urge state lawmakers to restore funding for public schools.
A grassroots attempt to help neighborhoods take control of the vacant land on their streets is sprouting this spring. Organizers are asking City Council candidates in tomorrow's primary to support the concept of a Land Bank.
Staffers from the Philadelphia Board of Ethics spent a few hours inside the third-floor City Hall office of Councilwoman Donna Reed Miller, carting away computers and boxes.
Pennsylvania governor Tom Corbett is scheduled to undergo what his office calls "routine" back surgery next week.
