Corbett Faces Huge Finance Challenges
Tom Corbett is the new governor of Pennsylvania and he faces some huge financial issues.
Anna Verna Remains Defiant About DROP
Philadelphia City Council President Anna Verna has confirmed she will retire and will not run for a tenth term. Verna is one of seven council members enrolled
DiCicco Defending DROP Decision
The Democratic primary race for the second district Philadelphia council seat is heating up, as Frank DiCicco and challenger Joe Grace are fighting over
Philly Schools Face Up To $430M Deficit
Facing a possible major budget shortfall, top administrators from the School District of Philadelphia will meet Friday to try and figure things out.
DROP Puts Pressure On Council Candidates
The pressure is building on Philadelphia city council incumbents who've signed up for the controversial DROP retirement plan but plan to run for re-election.
DROP Councilwoman Miller Will Retire
Donna Reed Miller, one of six current Philadelphia city council members in the controversial DROP program, will not stand for re-election. She is the third of
Christie Sees Doomsday Without Reforms
New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie is warning of a doomsday scenario if the legislature doesn't approve his property tax reforms.
Christie Issues Tax Bills Ultimatum
New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie issued an ultimatum to the Legislature Monday: Sign off on his proposals to stabilize property tax growth or accept
Christie Wants To Change Teachers' Pay
New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie is continuing to push for reforms to the state's education system, and he's taking direct aim at teachers' unions.
Christie To Unveil Education Reforms
Gov. Chris Christie is ready to announce reforms he wants to make to New Jersey's public education system.
It's Your Dime: Low City Budget Reserves
One of those concerned with the new budget's low reserves is City Controller Alan Butkovitz, who joined Fox 29's Jeff Cole for this "It's Your Dime" report.
Panel: Huge Budget Sacrifices Ahead
A bipartisan commission will recommend cutting all mortgage and child tax write offs, and raising the retirement age to 69, to manage the deficit.
More Local NJ Budget Info May Go Online
New Jersey residents may soon be able to get more budget information about where they live online.