Six U.S. Senators Complain About Comcast Bills
They highlight “troubling and questionable customer service and payment practices.”
Reports: 1 Killed in South Jersey School Bus Crash
The fatality was not on the school bus.
Johnny Doc: “Miscalculation” Led to Coryell Ouster
The Scoop: The longtime leader of the carpenters union is out, after two-year struggle with Pa. Convention Center.
Study: Philly Support for Public Schools Is On the Rise
Residents pay an above-average portion of their income to keep schools in business.
“One Book, One Philadelphia” Events Are Underway
This year’s tome is “Cold Mountain” by Charles Frazier.
Home Depot Hiring 1,500 in Philly Region
It’s part of a nationwide hiring spree for its busy spring/summer season.
Pa. Opts Out of Standardized Testing — For Now
Keystone Exams won’t be used as graduation requirement until 2019.
Pa. Bill Could Curb Corporate Political Spending
Democrat wants big businesses to get shareholder approval before wading into campaigns.
Comcast Revenues Hit $74.5 Billion in 2015
It lost its fewest video customers in nine years.
Wolf Doubles Down on Ed Funding
The Scoop: He’s still trying to get last year’s ed funding approved. Now he wants to add $200 million to the bill.
Act 89 Kept SEPTA Trains in Service. Now Funding Is Falling Short.
SEPTA officials downplay the report.
Chaka Fattah Jr. Sentenced to Five Years, Taken Into Custody
The congressman’s son begins prison sentence immediately.
WATCH: Northeast High Girl Turns Beating Video Into Anti-Bullying Crusade
16-year-old Mia DeJesus: “I will not be a victim.”