Police Probe Social Media Harassment Of Pennsylvania Judge
State police say they're investigating unspecified instances of harassment on social media sites targeting a sitting western Pennsylvania judge and other officials.
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State police say they're investigating unspecified instances of harassment on social media sites targeting a sitting western Pennsylvania judge and other officials.
Faculty and coaches at West Chester, Cheyney and twelve other state-owned universities have overwhelmingly voted to authorize their leadership to call a strike.
The 7-week-old female bobcat kitten was discovered this past spring by a couple hiking in the woods in Pennsylvania's Luzerne County.
Hundreds of thousands of Americans still miffed about the outcome of last week's presidential election are asking President Obama to allow their state to withdraw from the United States.
Pennsylvania SPCA Human Law Enforcement Officers rescued at least 15 cats from a home in Northeast Philadelphia.
Penn goes for the Ivy League title against Cornell on Saturday.
Faculty at Pennsylvania's 14 state-owned universities are set to begin strike authorization votes amid discussions for a new contract deal.
Does your neighborhood look better today than it did last week? It might if it was one of 35 Philadelphia area neighborhoods where volunteers planted 900 new trees this weekend.
Covenant House, a shelter for homeless youth, is holding a "Sleep Out" this week where top corporate executives sleep outside to raise money to help bring homeless teens inside.
Pennsylvania's first elected gay legislator is getting ready to take office in the State House in January after winning an uncontested race this past week.
"I sincerely hope that people never have to use these programs once they're signed up, but I'm pleased that Pennsylvania now has these tools available to help people when they're in dire need," Corbett said.
Brian Sims won a decisive victory in the Democratic primary in Philadelphia's 182nd District back in April of 2012, and late Tuesday night, he announced on his Facebook page that he'd clinched his place in the House of Representatives.
Republican state House Speaker Sam Smith is suggesting the election in Philadelphia was rigged, but Democratic Sen. Vincent Hughes says Smith is sour because Republicans lost badly in Pennsylvania.
Penn readies for an Ivy League battle with rival Harvard.
A Pennsylvania man could spend up to 25 years in prison for stealing lobsters he planned to sell to support his drug habit.
Incumbent Democrat Bob Casey is vying for his second term as a US Senator from Pennsylvania in a race against Republican Tom Smith.
After a presidential campaign distinguished more by sporadic TV commercials than candidate visits to the state, Pennsylvania voters will help choose the nation's leader and elect a U.S. senator, a state attorney general and dozens of other government leaders in Tuesday's election.
Republican vice presidential candidate Paul Ryan is slated to visit Pennsylvania.
The Lehigh County coroner's office said Friday that a 93-year-old man from Upper Macungie Township died of hypothermia in his home while the power was out.
Department of State spokesman Ron Ruman said Friday the number continues to fall as crews work to restore electricity.
Two more deaths in Pennsylvania have been attributed to the storm that struck the East Coast earlier this week.
Governor Tom Corbett announced today that he is extending the deadline for turning in absentee ballots for those Pennsylvania counties impacted by Sandy.
A coroner in eastern Pennsylvania says there have been two more deaths from Superstorm Sandy.
Gov. Tom Corbett is taking steps to ensure that power outages caused by this week's storm don't interfere with next week's voting for president and other major offices.
Governor Corbett said comparatively speaking, Pennsylvania appears to have dodged a bullet with Hurricane Sandy.
