Governor Corbett Continues Lottery Privatization Efforts
State Revenue Department spokeswoman Elizabeth Brassell says the governor has decided to tweak the contract and try again.
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State Revenue Department spokeswoman Elizabeth Brassell says the governor has decided to tweak the contract and try again.
"Nobody wants to have to pay that, but the numbers are in line with inflation, (or) a little bit higher," said Matthew Mitchell, president of the Delaware Valley Association of Rail Passengers.
It's been a week of bad polling news for Pennsylvania Governor Tom Corbett.
A former state Senate leader and seven others have been charged in a "pay to play" case involving the Pennsylvania Turnpike, state prosecutors said Wednesday.
Pennsylvania governor Tom Corbett is holding out the prospect of a billion-dollar shot in the arm for schools if the state gets out of the liquor sales business.
Casey called the hearing after the Labor Department imposed a freeze on Job Corps, a move that cost nearly 200 disadvantaged youth in Philadelphia alone the opportunity for training.
Governor Tom Corbett plans to ask Attorney General Kathleen Kane's office to reverse its rejection of a contract with a British firm to manage the $3.5 billion Pennsylvania Lottery, a top lawmaker said Tuesday.
Pennsylvania state senator Daylin Leach, who represents portions of Montgomery and Delaware counties, has introduced a bill to require label notification.
160 Philadelphia area women will gather tomorrow night for a Seder to help economically needy residents enjoy the season.
The odds are shrinking that any liquor privatization plan and the complete elimination of state stores may clear the legislature.
The transit agency that runs the high-speed train line between Camden and Philadelphia is getting ready to update its "Freedom" card, the cashless method for paying fares.
"What this bill does is it shows that the weight of a victim's testimony is heavy," Pennsylvania attorney general Kathleen Kane said.
A Commonwealth Court judge declared unconstitutional two state laws passed in 2010 and 2011 that siphoned tobacco settlement money from the "AdultBasic" health insurance program.
A published report says Gov. Corbett and his wife accepted $11,000 in gifts in 2010 -- the year he was elected -- and 2011, his first year in office, from business executives, lobbyists, and lobbying firms.
If you've heard stories about people coming to the door asking to take a look at your Peco bills, it may not be a scam.
