Pa. Lawmaker Wants To Lower Penalty For Possession of Small Amount of Pot
State senator Mike Stack (D-Phila.) wants to reduce possession of less than an ounce of pot to a summary offense -– the equivalent of a traffic ticket.
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State senator Mike Stack (D-Phila.) wants to reduce possession of less than an ounce of pot to a summary offense -– the equivalent of a traffic ticket.
This "winter that just won't end" has been trying for us humans, but it's been murder on a type of bug that's devastating Pennsylvania's state tree.
March is typically a very volatile month and this year is no exception.
A woman who, as a newborn, was abandoned in the bathroom of a Pennsylvania fast-food restaurant said Tuesday she has found her birth mother just three weeks after launching a search that garnered worldwide attention.
A spring storm will bring more snow Tuesday, as cold air stays in place.
The new, $18-million facility will go up on the lawn and parking lot next to the current building.
Governor Corbett says he sees nothing wrong with states conducting their own review.
A so-called "maverick" Republican made history with his win in a special election for a York County seat this past week.
A report shows how tax breaks lower payments by the state's largest corporations.
A district attorney has charged a Philadelphia woman with swindling $44,000 from a man believed to be her sweetheart.
A student at Widener University has contracted viral meningitis, school officials confirmed Friday.
The group started in Florida six years ago as an online community in which mothers of drug addicts could share their stories.
Governor Tom Corbett responded, albeit briefly, to Pennsylvania attorney general Kathleen Kane's recent decision to shut down an investigation into political corruption in the City of Philadelphia.
A New York hunter has been cited by the Pennsylvania Game Commission following the discovery earlier this month of the mutilated remains of a bobcat in a vacant lot at 31st and Jefferson Streets in the Brewerytown section of North Philadelphia.
"I agree with most of your comments on the free market," Rep. Robert Goshall told an electric industry representative who testified. "Unfortunately, that hasn't worked."
