Gov. Wolf Loses Fight Over Office Of Open Records Director
The state Supreme Court has ruled in favor of the director of the Office of Open Records, who has been fighting Governor Wolf's efforts to remove him.
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The state Supreme Court has ruled in favor of the director of the Office of Open Records, who has been fighting Governor Wolf's efforts to remove him.
The civil lawsuit alleges violation of constitutional rights, false arrest, false imprisonment, assault and battery at the hands of Upper Moreland police sergeant Peter Ruddell and Officer Matthew Snyder.
Pennsylvania has been without a budget for almost four months.
It's been more than 300 years since the Pennsylvania Supreme Court has had three open seats, making the November 3rd election one of the most historic in Philadelphia history.
As the Philadelphia School District struggles with finding enough teachers to staff classrooms, it appears the city is not alone when it comes to a shortage of substitutes.
U.S. Senator Bob Casey is calling on the federal government to pass a bill that would commit more funding for youth homeless shelters.
State lawmakers today held a hearing on the idea of allowing slots gambling at Pennsylvania's six international airports.
A key legislator on gaming issues says he's not looking to ban fantasy sports betting sites in Pennsylvania, but he wants to make sure that players are protected.
Police are searching for a man who used a BB pistol while trying to rob an elderly Pennsylvania woman, only to be tricked into dropping it when she shouted, "There's the police."
The state's top elections official says response to Pennsylvania's new online voter registration rollout has been "overwhelmingly positive."
The Pennsylvania Council of Children, Youth and Family Services filed the lawsuit against the Commonwealth in mid-September.
Officials in Lancaster County say the 3- or 4-year-old child was riding on the tractor with her father as he raked corn fodder on the Little Britain Township farm.
Authorities allege that an eastern Pennsylvania man killed his estranged wife by shoving a sock in her mouth, taping her mouth shut and choking her because he was upset about her attending a parade with her ex-boyfriend.
PennDOT is installing new technology in more than 700 plow trucks for the winter season.
On the campus at Villanova University, not all students are comforted by the decision to transition the existing Public Safety Department into an armed University Police Force.
