Retirement Of Delco Republican Creates Opening For Dems In Pa Senate
Ted Erickson of Delaware County is the third incumbent Republican in the state Senate to announce that he won't seek re-election next year.
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Ted Erickson of Delaware County is the third incumbent Republican in the state Senate to announce that he won't seek re-election next year.
Bring your own bag to the store, or pay a two-cent fee for each plastic one you get. That's the idea of one Pennsylvania lawmaker.
It's not often a brand new Corvette makes the scene, but this weekend it will take center stage at Corvettes at Carlisle.
President Barack Obama took a shot at "brutal" education spending cuts in Pennsylvania during a Friday evening visit to Scranton as he touted a plan to keep college affordable, hold down student debt and improve the earning power of young people.
A Philadelphia attorney said Friday seven young men he represents have finalized deals with Penn State over claims of abuse by the school's former assistant football coach, Jerry Sandusky.
The fire was reported at about 7:14 p.m. on the 1000 block of Leids Road in West Bradford Township.
Penndot secretary Barry Schoch emphasizes this move does not mean the bridges are unsafe.
Auditor general Eugene DePasquale says Chester Community Charter School, the state's largest "bricks and mortar" charter, must address significant deficiencies.
The Archdiocese of Philadelphia is taking more steps to remedy its financial straits, putting its six nursing homes up for sale and pursuing management outsourcing for its 11 cemeteries.
The Corbett administration announced this week that the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania will join two dozen other states in a consortium designed to identify duplicate voter registrations.
If Congress tries to shut down government operations over the law, he feels, it won't do a lot of good.
For 64-year-old Steve Paul, the funeral giveaway valued at $10,000 is a blessing.
The U.S. Education Department granted Pennsylvania a partial waiver from the No Child Left Behind school evaluation law Tuesday, giving state officials the flexibility to develop alternatives they say will yield more meaningful assessments of schools and students.
A Pennsylvania court will hear arguments next month on the governor's attempt to stop Montgomery County from issuing same-sex marriage licenses.
When it comes to making you healthier (and controlling the cost of your health care), what works better -- incentives or penalties?
