Former Pa. Governor William Scranton Dies At 96
William Scranton, the Pennsylvania governor from 1963 to 1967, has died at a retirement home in Montecito, California.
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William Scranton, the Pennsylvania governor from 1963 to 1967, has died at a retirement home in Montecito, California.
Warehouse jobs are available in Arizona, Delaware, California, Indiana, Kentucky, Pennsylvania, South Carolina, Tennessee, Texas and Virginia.
An elderly western Pennsylvania funeral director has been charged in the shooting death of a man that authorities allege stemmed from a dispute over a vacant house.
So, what do we find at Fernwood, a resort that traces its history for generations of Philadelphia area families to 1920? Here's a guide.
Officials say the young boy who was in critical condition after a two-alarm fire in Chester Wednesday has died
About a dozen members of a pro-life organization held, what they described as, a pray-in at the Register of Wills office in Montgomery County to protest marriage licenses for same-sex couples.
Officials are investigated what caused a tractor trailer and a school bus to collided in Luzerne County, Pennsylvania.
Two children have been killed and a young boy seriously injured in a two-alarm fire that broke out early Wednesday morning at a home in Chester, Delaware County.
The police chief of a small town in Pennsylvania's anthracite coal country who is trying to organize an armed, non-government group says he's a good-hearted man who loves his country and makes no apologies for posting online videos that boast confrontational, profanity-laced tirades punctuated by his firing of automatic weapons.
Gov. Tom Corbett and more than 100 political supporters are planning to gather at a southwestern Pennsylvania resort for a weekend event being headlined by New Jersey Gov. Christie.
According to Toll Roads News, the New Jersey Turnpike is the clear leader when it comes to revenues for toll roads in North America.
It's the state's turn to make its case that Pennsylvania's voter identification law conforms to the state constitution.
Officials outside Philadelphia are issuing marriage licenses to a pair of gay couples, despite a state law banning such unions.
Penn State's nearly $2.3 million share of bowl revenue has been divided among the Big Ten's 12 member schools, including Penn State, to distribute for causes focused on child protection or advocacy.
laintiffs challenging the constitutionality of Pennsylvania's new voter identification law presented their final witnesses Tuesday in an effort to convince a state judge that it cannot be implemented without disenfranchising large numbers of voters.
A Pennsylvania college student has been jailed on charges that he possessed and shared child pornography on his laptop computer.
PennDOT and the Pennsylvania Turnpike Commission have teamed up to get commuting information from drivers.
The 2009 one-percent hike in the Philadelphia sales tax was supposed to be temporary, but it's now permanent as part of the state's solution to the school district cash crisis.
Employers in Pennsylvania added an estimated 19,000 jobs to payrolls in June as the state's unemployment rate remained steady.
A state Commonwealth Court trial on Pennsylvania's voter-identification law is slated to resume Monday.
Authorities say a police chief in Pennsylvania has been charged with driving under the influence.
A sportsmen's group has asked a federal judge to throw out the state's long-standing ban on Sunday hunting, claiming it interferes with hunters' religious rights and their right to bear arms.
Plaintiffs seeking to overturn Pennsylvania's voter-identification law zeroed in Thursday on a few dozen registered voters who sought, but did not receive, photo ID cards before last year's presidential election as examples of how voters could be disenfranchised if the law takes effect.
After a preliminary hearing that included days of testimony, a district judge in suburban Harrisburg has ordered that six defendants face trial in the turnpike corruption case.
Total gambling revenue at the state's 11 casinos was flat for the fiscal year that just ended, but gross revenue from table games grew 7.4 percent on the strength of continued strong growth at the Sands Casino Resort Bethlehem and the first full year of play at Valley Forge Casino Resort, according to annual figures released by state regulators Tuesday.
