Officials Want Corbett To Clear Emergency Money For Phila. Schools
State budget secretary Charles Zogby, in a statement, said concessions from the Philadelphia Federation of Teachers must be negotiated before that cash is released.
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State budget secretary Charles Zogby, in a statement, said concessions from the Philadelphia Federation of Teachers must be negotiated before that cash is released.
Gov. Tom Corbett's longtime spokesman, Kevin Harley, is taking a new job outside of state government.
In the name of making the 203-member House more efficient, Speaker Sam Smith wants to reduce the chamber by about a fourth, to 153 members.
The conservative majority of the House GOP caucus has proven that it can win elections and get results in the Pennsylvania state Capitol.
A new report says nearly 1.8 million Pennsylvanians will see a loss in federal food stamp benefits come fall.
The drug of choice was the often-abused painkiller hydrocodone.
The Upper Darby police superintendent says the mother's boyfriend told a family member he killed the baby and buried the body.
The Pennsylvania Department of Education says there's a new GED test in the works, and if you're in the process of taking the current test, you'll need to wrap it up by the end of the year.
About twenty business, political, and union leaders from around the region gathered for the 90-minute, closed-door meeting at the Union League.
A York, Pa., man faces charges after a seven-month-old baby disappeared in Upper Darby.
After making millions in the construction and real estate business, he bought the team in the '60s. He later lost the Eagles and his fortune.
The Education Law Center was to file a complaint with the Justice Department on Wednesday, alleging widespread discrimination in alternative disciplinary programs in Pennsylvania.
Most gathered here did not know the victims personally, but felt compelled to show they care.
The two men who subdued the alleged gunman until police arrived are being called heroes Tuesday night.
Former Pennsylvania State Senator and convicted felon Vince Fumo will taste freedom again on Tuesday for the first time in four years when he is released from a Kentucky prison.
