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Expanded ink cartridge labeling sought in N.J.
Ever get confused comparison shopping for printer ink? A New Jersey Assembly committee has advanced legislation intended to help consumer ...
13 years ago
Pa. Dems take issue with Corbett school funding plan
State Democratic leaders are beginning to make finer points of disagreement with Gov. Tom Corbett on the centerpiece of his budget propos ...
13 years ago
Trenton Mayor Tony Mack convicted of corruption
The mayor of New Jersey’s capital city has been convicted of bribery, fraud and extortion. Trenton Mayor Tony Mack was found ...
13 years ago
N.J. offers those rejected for Sandy aid another chance to appeal
Following a report that found aid was wrongly denied to hundreds of Sandy victims, New Jersey officials have decided to reopen the appeal ...
13 years ago
Pa., N.J. edge toward pension overhauls
Pennsylvania Gov. Tom Corbett and New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie both want pension system changes, and they both may be disappointed ...
13 years ago
Pa. Agricultural funding plan a mixed bag
Proposed increases to farming-related programs are prompting warm and fuzzy feelings at the Pennsylvania Farm Bureau. At the same ...
13 years ago
Legacy of real-life ‘monument man’ on display at Philly’s 30th St. Station
The movie “The Monuments Men,” released this weekend, tells the story of a World War II military unit responsible for finding ...
13 years ago
Academics to track long term progress of ACA rollout
Area academics recently joined forces with researchers across the country to initiate an ongoing assessment of the implementation of the ...
13 years ago
Reading between the lines for gay history in 19th century America
The Library Company of Philadelphia has launched, “That’s So Gay: Outing Early America.” The exhibition suggests early ...
13 years ago
Penn researcher helps health care providers win hearts, minds of veterans
Most veterans who have served in Iraq and Afghanistan do not receive regular care at Veterans Affairs hospitals for their physical ...
13 years ago
Democrats say GOP web sites are deceptive, file federal complaint
Controversy is brewing over a series of websites put up by the National Republican Congressional Committee that look a lot like Democrati ...
13 years ago
Councilman proposes cutting Philly wage tax by half over 10 years
A Philadelphia city councilman has made a radical tax cut proposal. Councilman David Oh wants to cut the wage and net profit ...
13 years ago
ListenCorbett’s ‘Ready to Learn’ education budget favors wealthier schools, advocates say
Here’s an accurate headline you could have written about Pennsylvania Gov. Tom Corbett’s budget address earlier this week: ...
13 years ago
Kenney, Philly deputy mayor tangle over contracts at Council hearing
Going into budget season, the relations between Mayor Michael Nutter and Philadelphia City Council seem almost as frigid as the weather.< ...
13 years ago
ListenThis week to be last for Green on Philly City Council
A Philadelphia city councilman is expected to attend his final session this week before moving on head the School Reform Commission.  ...
13 years ago
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