New PHA Boss Orders Staffers To Return Expensive Gifts
The interim executive director of the PHA, Michael Kelly, has sent staffers a memo asking anyone who received the Tumi designer bags to return them.
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The interim executive director of the PHA, Michael Kelly, has sent staffers a memo asking anyone who received the Tumi designer bags to return them.
New Jersey Governor Chris Christie delivered his first State of the State message to a joint legislative session in Trenton, indicating that the work is far from finished.
Outgoing Pennsylvania Governor Ed Rendell told reporters on Tuesday that "he would like to see" Eagles quarterback Michael Vick get a dog.
Pennsylvania United States senator Bob Casey says he won't change the way in which he crisscrosses the commonwealth to meet up with constituents, in light of the Arizona shooting rampage.
Rep. Fattah often visits local schools on Monday before he heads back to Washington, DC for the week, to encourage students to pursue a college degree.
In the wake of the shooting in Arizona, a local congressman is introducing legislation that would expand the law that deals with threats against the President to also cover federal lawmakers.
Governor Rendell admits that he increased state spending during his eight years in office but says he balanced that by reducing the cost of government.
The investigation into the shooting of Rep. Gabrielle Giffords continues and the people who run the country may face a big change coming.
Now entering his fourth year in office, Mayor Michael Nutter is looking ahead at a big year especially on the financial front.
A government watchdog agency is questioning whether Bucks County congressman Michael Fitzpatrick (right) broke House ethics laws by soliciting money in his invitation to his swearing-in reception.
In a "60 Minutes" interview with correspondent Lesley Stahl, Governor Rendell explodes on camera as he is pressed about the negative impacts of expanded gambling.
New Jersey now has what some say is the toughest anti-bullying law in America -- a measure long sought by one South Jersey legislator.
Nutter, for his part, discounted talk of a primary challenge from Sen. Williams.
Philadelphia may be in line for $100 million in state money for private development projects courtesy of outgoing Governor Ed Rendell, although some of those projects could be short-circuited by the incoming governor.
New Jersey education officials have released the results of annual standardized tests and they suggest there's a lot of work to be done to make sure every student in the Garden State gets an equal opportunity to succeed.
