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Former state House speaker John Perzel of Philadelphia will be sentenced to today for his role as the alleged "architect" of a scheme to use millions of dollars in taxpayer resources for political work.
Commissioner Jenny Brown says a program that allows employees to defer some of their salary is a good one, but she questions whether it's legal for the township to contribute to that program.
Everett Gillison disputes a recent report that the Philadelphia Fire Department is "rife with racial division."
At issue at the Philadelphia City Council hearing was the governor's plan to consolidate social service funding into "block grants" while shrinking the level of funding by about 20 percent.
Bensalem police say an arrest warrant has been issued for 27-year-old David Jerri Jr., accusing him of insurance fraud and theft, all felonies of the third degree.
The Chicago area vote will determine tonight's election, and experts will be looking at tonight's outcome to try and figure out what happens in Pennsylvania five weeks from today.
U.S. Sen. John McCain (R-Ariz.) said Monday that the Illinois primary may now be the "defining" contest in the Republican presidential race.
"These assets are critical and need to be treated as such by the government," says Charles Drevna, head of the American Fuel and Petroleum Manufacturers Association.
Some studies show there's no harm done to a plane by such technology, but Todd Adams with Lancaster Avionics, in Lancaster, Pa., has seen otherwise.
"One day -- I'm not sure how -- I ran. I packed only the clothes my children and I had, and left," said one former victim.
Representatives of the horse racing industry went to the state capitol last week to air their concerns about Governor Corbett's proposal to tap into the state's Horse Race Development Fund to help balance the state budget.
A new study ranks all 50 state governments by integrity and the ability to limit corruption. And you may be surprised to hear New Jersey tops the list.
A Philadelphia City Councilman has started a petition drive to get the "R" rating removed from a documentary about bullying, a film that he says needs to be seen by all high school students.
"You just have to close your eyes." That seemingly innocuous statement is causing a lot of controversy in Pennsylvania.
Yet another prominent Pennsylvania political figure is facing charges of misusing taxpayer resources for political purposes.
