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The champion of Philadelphia's menu labeling law says she has no desire to see the city follow in San Francisco's footsteps in passing a bill than bans toys or gift giveaways in fast-food meals targeted at children.
Uncle Sam wants his money back from New Jersey. More than a quarter billion dollars for that rail tunnel between Newark and Manhattan that Governor Chris Christie called too expensive and killed last month.
Tom Corbett on Wednesday held his first question and answer session with capitol reporters since being elected governor last week.
As expected, Pennsylvania House Republicans have retained their two top leaders as they prepare to take control of the chamber in the new session of the state legislature that begins in January.
City Council today looks at the vexing issue of how to dispose of outdated prescription drugs. And the lawmakers are expecting to hear from a grieving father, whose teenage son died after ingesting outdated painkillers.
Rep. Robert Donatucci represented the 185th state House District, which includes parts of Philadelphia and Delaware counties.
The latest Quinnipiac poll suggests that New Jersey residents would rather see their governor stay in office rather than become Republican presidential candidate in a couple of years.
When the governor and legislature sit down next year to redraw Pennsylvania's Congressional boundaries, it seems certain there will be one less district on the map.
The two-year session of the Pennsylvania House is ending with Democratic members in open revolt against their leaders for a decision to cancel the post-election "lame duck" days of the session.
With state House Democrats in disarray after massive setbacks in last week's election, Philadelphia's Dwight Evans – the top Democrat on the House Appropriations Committee – is facing a challenge to his leadership post.
New Jersey Governor Chris Christie became a star of sorts on the campaign trail this past election and there has been talk of his White House aspirations.
Republicans will control the governor's office and the state legislature starting next year but that doesn't necessarily mean Pennsylvania's budget squabbles are over.
New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie has left the door open for a 2016 presidential run. Christie ruled out a 2012 run for president or vice president. But he left room for a run four years later for higher office.
The election of 2010 is now resolved but what's next?
Governor Rendell, in his first post-election session with reporters, provided an unusual take on Tuesday's results that were devastating to Pennsylvania Democrats.
