Councilman Goode Proposes Changes For Tax Abatement Program
"We're giving away money (through the abatement) that we don't necessarily need to give away," Goode said. "And at the same time, driving up tax bills for everyone else."
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"We're giving away money (through the abatement) that we don't necessarily need to give away," Goode said. "And at the same time, driving up tax bills for everyone else."
The state House has passed and sent to the Senate a bill that would have Pennsylvania "opt out" of coverage for most abortions under the new federal health care law, as it is allowed to do.
A new report from an independent agency created by the state legislature, and a warning from the state welfare secretary, add to the debate over whether Pennsylvania should opt for Medicaid expansion under the new federal health care law.
Just three games remain in the season for the Flyers, the first of which is Tuesday night at the Center against the Boston Bruins.
The Phillies will give the ball to right-hander Jonathan Pettibone in the series opener, the 22-year-old rookie will make his Major League debut as he takes the turn of the injured John Lannan.
Under the state's implied consent law, DUI suspects had to submit to blood tests or lose their driving privileges for a year.
Among the allegations in the suit was that the dealer would let buyers drive off in a car, then later charge higher financing rates or repossess the car if the buyer didn't agree to them.
A film festival dedicated to portrayals of people with disabilities opened in Philadelphia Sunday evening and continues through the week. The festival features six films, along with guest speakers, panel discussions and educational programs.
The Delaware Blue Hens are working through their first set of spring workouts under new head coach Dave Brock.
After going 2-1 to start the season, with all three games being played on the road, the Philadelphia Soul finally play their home opener on Saturday
The Philadelphia Union will try to add to D.C. United's early-season struggles on Sunday as they pay RFK Stadium a visit.
They came from city schools, Philly suburban schools and even South Jersey to see the dress rehearsal of Opera Philadelphia's production of Mozart's "The Magic Flute" at the Academy of Music.
The cash-strapped district pays more than $50 million a year for the 6000 Philadelphia students who choose cyber charters over district schools.
Coming off a third Ivy League championship in four seasons, the Penn Quakers recently completed their spring workouts.
A Virginia man has been sentenced to at least 15 years in a Pennsylvania prison after admitting to having sex with a 13-year-old girl from Radnor whom he met online late in 2012.
After a successful 2012 season which saw them return to the FCS playoffs, the Villanova Wildcats are getting ready for the 2013 college football season as they wrap up spring practic
The Flyers will try to make it two straight wins tonight as they host the New York Rangers at the Center.
After taking two of three in Miami against the hapless Marlins, the Phillies are now in Cincinnati where they will open a three-game series with the Reds Monday night.
Howie Roseman wishes the Eagles weren't picking so high in the upcoming draft.
SEPTA's fare increases are set to go into effect later this year, and the transit agency is holding several public hearings on the changes this week.
City Council plans a hearing on reports of thieves impersonating Philadelphia utility company workers.
A 30-year-old Philadelphia woman has been recognized for her work trying to improve food choice for thousands of people.
Some Philadelphia restaurants are offering a taste of the islands next week and part of the proceeds are going to young athletes coming to town for the Penn Relays.
If you haven't filed your taxes yet you better hurry! Midnight is the deadline.
Cell phone makers and wireless service providers aren't doing enough to keep our calls and texts secure.
