The Pennsylvania GOP submitted a bill that would create separate license categories for large and small liquor stores (something they’ve contemplated in the past) and are looking to eliminate the current 18-percent liquor tax in favor of a per-gallon tax. It’s all part of a slow-bleed plan to make the whole thing private. At least that’s what it seems like. [Tribune Review]

DA Seth Williams’ marijuana policy of “not being that big a dick about it” seems to be paying off. The city saved $2 million last year by not prosecuting small time weed users. [Inky]

The city submitted its five-year budget plan to the Pennsylvania Intergovernmental Cooperation Authority. It includes changes with regard to property taxes, prisons and DHS. [Philly.com]

Polls! Obama is “struggling” in Pennsylvania, with his approve/disapprove at 46/48. The Republicans’ best bet for a win in Pennsylvania, says the cited Public Policy Polling poll, is Mitt Romney. [PoliticsPA]

District Attorney Seth Williams is handing the Driving Under the Influence case of State Rep. Cherelle Parker to the state, since he “knows the representative personally” and “they are friends,” according to his spokeswoman Tasha Jamerson. [Philly.com]

This weekend’s Greek Weekend festivities resulted in 15 arrests on South Street. [Inky]