2nd Girl Dies After Dresser Falls On Young Sisters In Pennsylvania
Authorities in Pennsylvania say a second little girl has died after a dresser toppled onto her and her sister.
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Authorities in Pennsylvania say a second little girl has died after a dresser toppled onto her and her sister.
With lawmakers' rocky spring session bleeding deeper into summer, nobody knows what Gov. Tom Corbett will do with the no-new-taxes budget plan sitting on his desk.
The Philadelphia-based 3rd U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals on Thursday denied Schuylkill County Orphans Court Clerk Theresa Santai-Gaffney's request to intervene in the case.
Because of the severe weather, PECO reports that about 155,000 of its customers were without power Thursday night.
The state budget crisis is in full swing as a new Franklin and Marshall College poll is released by Terry Madonna, talk about timing.
Gov. Tom Corbett says he won't sign a $29.1 billion spending plan for Pennsylvania state government before the fiscal year ends at midnight, saying he'll continue to seek passage of a meaningful bill to reduce future public pension costs.
In something of a surprise move, the state Senate Monday night approved an amendment that would enact the cigarette tax for Philadelphia schools. Mayor Michael Nutter celebrated the moment.
The mayor says Governor Corbett is using Philadelphia children as pawns to get other state issues approved, in order for the schools to get more funding.
Police in Pennsylvania are recommending criminal charges against a gun show vendor who accidentally shot a woman while demonstrating a concealed carry wallet holster.
Police are searching for a gunman who reportedly knocked out a central Pennsylvania hotel clerk during a robbery.
A jury ordered Honda Motor Co. to pay $55.3 million for a rollover accident that left a Pennsylvania man paralyzed, but the car company said Friday it would appeal.
Police in Chester are investigating a triple shooting that left one person dead Friday morning.
A small group of activists seeking more money for Pennsylvania's public schools staged a sit-in protest outside Gov. Tom Corbett's office.
A nine-person appeals panel ordered the church to restore Frank Schaefer's pastoral credentials.
Governor Corbett announced, yesterday, that nine insurers have signed on to provide health coverage for low income Pennsylvanians.
Pennsylvania's top prosecutor plans to release a report next week into how police and prosecutors handled the Jerry Sandusky case.
Twelve men, plus a 17-year-old boy, are facing several charges for possessing and disseminating thousands of images.
Employees of many New Jersey school districts may soon be allowed to live out of state with no questions asked.
U.S. District Judge John E. Jones III issued his decision Wednesday on the request by Schuylkill County Orphans Court Clerk Theresa Santai-Gaffney.
Authorities say a man was shot in the head at a surprise birthday party in central Pennsylvania over the weekend.
Pennsylvania lawmakers are scheduled to recess for the summer at the end of the month.
Ed Perry of the National Wildlife Federation has spent seven years looking at the effects of climate change in Pennsylvania.
President Obama today nominated five judges to serve on the bench in US District Courts. Four of them will work in the Eastern District of Pennsylvania.
As shootings continue, the debate on gun control goes on.
A survey by The Pennsylvania Manufacturers Association finds that one-third of job applicants are eliminated by mandatory drug tests, either because they refuse to take them or fail to pass them.
