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City officials hear testimony of alleged election fraud
There’s still no certified winner in a disputed legislative race in North Philadelphia. City election officials held a hearing yest ...
16 years ago
Toomey defends work on Wall Street
Pennsylvania Republican Senate candidate Pat Toomey says work he did 25 years ago should not be connected with the recent financial scand ...
16 years ago
Penn Museum drawing new crowds to ancient artifacts
The anthropology museum at the University of Pennsylvania will be opening a major exhibit next February about ancient Chinese trading rou ...
16 years ago
The Mayor Speaks: WHYY’s full interview with Michael Nutter
WHYY’s Dave Davies interviews Philadelphia Mayor Michael Nutter about the city budget, the expired contracts with two municipal wor ...
16 years ago
Del. Legislative roundup: Senate passes budget
The Senate approves the state’s operating budget. The $3.3 billion plan still needs to be approved by the House and the governor on ...
16 years ago
Del. AG Biden makes first public appearance
Beau Biden was in Dover for a bill signing. It was his first public appearance after spending several weeks recovering from a stroke. ...
16 years ago
Governor Christie signs new N.J. budget into law
New Jersey officially has a new state budget. Governor Christie traveled to Middlesex County to sign the budgets bills approved by the le ...
16 years ago
Financial overhaul bill faces Republican opposition in Pa. Senate
House and Senate negotiators are working to reach an agreement over a bill that would overhaul financial regulations. House and S ...
16 years ago
Allegations of North Philadelphia election fraud addressed in court
While no winner has been certified in a disputed North Philadelphia legislative race, city elections officials today held a hearing on al ...
16 years ago