Pa. Auditor General Finds Widespread Errors In Property Tax Calculations
Auditor General Jack Wagner says Pennsylvania homeowners may be paying too much – or too little – in property taxes because a state agency isn't doing its job properly.
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Auditor General Jack Wagner says Pennsylvania homeowners may be paying too much – or too little – in property taxes because a state agency isn't doing its job properly.
The mayor issued his call for City Council to eliminate DROP last August. Since then there have been no hearings, with Council members instead waiting to receive a report from consultants that they hired to evaluate the cost of the program.
Despite the economic challenges of the past two and a half years, Mayor Nutter told the business community that investment is flowing again, and they're working everyday to create jobs.
A developer wants to turn the Beneficial Bank Building -- at 12th and Chestnut Streets and shuttered for the last ten years -- into what he says would be the city's first "upscale" billiards parlor.
A new poll of Philadelphia residents shows they're of two minds when it comes to Mayor Nutter: they like the guy, but are not wild about the job he has done as mayor.
Some bad news for New Jersey from Wall Street, as Standard and Poors lowered the state's bond rating yesterday one level from "AA" to "AA-". That may not sound like much, but it'll make it more difficult, not to mention more expensive for the state to borrow money.
The Pennsylvania House has passed and sent to the Senate two bills designed to strengthen the state's Megan's Law.
The lone Republican on the five-member panel running Philadelphia's public schools is stepping down.
One year into his term, registered voters are giving Christie a pair of "thumbs ups."
Governor Tom Corbett held his first news conference since taking office – to announce his choice to replace him as attorney general.
A newly formed group of citizens in Abington say they will continue to put pressure on the Board of Commissioners until they pass an anti-discrimination measure.
Another candidate for Joan Krajewski's Northeast Philadelphia City Council seat has tossed his hat into the ring.
Some local business owners are telling Philadelphia City Council that recent big changes in their water bills may drive them out of the city.
Two Pennsylvania state Ssenate committees have begun a series of hearings on the horrors at a West Philadelphia abortion clinic by hearing from prosecutors involved in the case.
In a speech at 30th Street Station that was largely preaching to the proverbial choir, Biden drew parallels as far back as the presidency of Abraham Lincoln.
