A Week After Passage Of Pennsylvania Budget Bill, Still No Deal To Fund It
A week after the legislature passed a budget bill, it still sits on Governor Tom Wolf's desk, unsigned for lack of a revenue plan to pay for it.
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A week after the legislature passed a budget bill, it still sits on Governor Tom Wolf's desk, unsigned for lack of a revenue plan to pay for it.
Commonwealth Court has ruled against a challenge by state Senate Democrats against the decision to move a referendum on the retirement age of judges to the November election.
Philadelphia Police have released video footage of three suspects wanted in a violent beating and robbery.
The 12th annual 40th Street Summer Series allows guests to enjoy variety of great, live music and entertainment while never having to reach into their wallets.
A sign since posted on Imbody's door says, "Come with two, leave with one" and "Beware of Troy."
Public safety spokeswoman Sonya Toler said 57 emergency medical transports were requested by 9 p.m.
Efforts to finalize the state budget process have hit a snag as lawmakers and Governor Wolf struggle to agree on a package of revenues for the spending bill sent to the governor's desk Thursday night.
Police say a central Pennsylvania man beat his friend for refusing to eat some ramen noodles.
The governor says he won't sign it until there's a plan to pay for it.
Hershey says it rejected a takeover offer from Oreo maker Mondelez.
This event has been postponed due to the tragic police shooting in Dallas.
The Senate Judiciary Committee earlier this week removed controversial language from the bill, to the dismay of advocates.
Pennsylvania lawmakers in favor of keeping abortion clinics open are talking about the impact the US Supreme Court's decision will have on state law.
The Pennsylvania House and Senate have now both passed a bill authorizing a new state budget.
A $75,000 bail stands for two Lehigh County men charged in connection to a weapons seizure at the Holland Tunnel.
