Solar Energy In PA To Receive Boost From Law Changes
Pennsylvania's solar industry will be getting a boost thanks to recent changes in state law.
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Pennsylvania's solar industry will be getting a boost thanks to recent changes in state law.
The state House is expected to resume debating a proposed tax on natural gas production next month.
There are a lot of shelter animals looking for a home for the holidays, and the Pennsylvania SPCA is waiving adoption fees this Saturday to help out.
A local hospital is getting some high-tech help to keep workers on their toes.
Still hanging over Lt. Governor Stack, a Philadelphia Democrat, is the controversy over alleged verbal abuse of state employees.
Fetterman who announced his candidacy Tuesday morning says his work as mayor of the small town translates perfectly into Lieutenant governor for the entire state.
Local elected officials are urging constituents to call Congressman Pat Meehan about the Republican tax plan.
State health officials are vowing that they will get medical marijuana to patients in Pennsylvania within six months.
One bill authorizes a sweeping expansion of gambling in Pennsylvania, including mini-casinos and video gaming terminals at truck stops.
A different plan being pursued by Governor Wolf is now facing a court challenge.
A State Senate committee hearing featured a sparring match between a senator from Philadelphia who insists he does not want to overturn the city's sweetened beverage tax and an activist who suspects lawmakers may have other ideas.
A bill has stalled in the state House Judicary Committee, but advocates are trying to persuade lawmakers to take another look.
The Liquor Control Board voted Friday to retain advisers to help implement the governor's plan to borrow more than a billion dollars against future earnings.
The Department of Homeland Security has granted Pennsylvania a nearly year-long extension to comply with the federal REAL ID Program.
Two state senators from Philadelphia have introduced legislation to stiffen the punishment for people who pose a public nuisance.
Winter is still a couple months off, but PennDOT preparations are already underway.
The CEO of Accuweather in State College has been chosen by President Trump to head NOAA, the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration.
Pennsylvania is joining 18 other states in suing to stop Donald Trump's executive order that would end cost sharing for health insurance.
Pennsylvania's Attorney General is appealing to the FCC and the US Senate to take down phone scammers who are bilking senior citizens out of millions of dollars annually.
GOP Rep. Tim Murphy of Pennsylvania, caught up in tawdry revelations of an extramarital affair, is resigning from Congress.
Philadelphia and state leaders are weighing in on the crisis in Puerto Rico.
The state Supreme Court has issued what the plaintiffs call a landmark ruling in a case that challenges the way Pennsylvania schools are funded.
A well-known Doylestown shrine will be the setting for a WINE conference next month - but it's not the kind you pour from a bottle.
The state House is expected to vote Tuesday on a controversial plan to balance the already enacted state budget without major tax hikes or borrowing.
It's the end of an era for the Pennsylvania Turnpike. Those cell phone call boxes that dot the highway are being removed.
