Government Agency Probing Toll Increases In Pa., NJ & Del.
GAO spokesman Ned Griffith says the agency is looking into whether bistate transportation authorities are accountable.
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GAO spokesman Ned Griffith says the agency is looking into whether bistate transportation authorities are accountable.
A Lehigh County woman allegedly changed her children's grades after logging into a school computer system using passwords obtained when she worked for the district.
Produce prices in our area have been stable this summer and should remain stable until locally grown produce is gone.
In a year in which voters are relatively unenthusiastic about the Nov. 6 presidential election, there are a half-million fewer registered Pennsylvania voters than four years ago and a smaller Democratic advantage in registration.
Pennsylvania is tied for second place with New York for states with the most in London.
Pennsylvania teachers must demonstrate a combination of classroom skills and student achievement if they want to make the grade on planned new statewide evaluations, the first overhaul of the assessments in more than 40 years.
Pennsylvania State Police say they've suspended a trooper who was driving drunk in his marked police cruiser.
Republican Pennsylvania State Representative Mike Turzai gives away true intent of Republicans' new voter ID laws.
Officials say the scorching heat wave that pushed temperatures into triple digits claimed the lives of three more elderly people in Pennsylvania.
A health watch warning: A potentially deadly cough is spreading in both Pennsylvania and New Jersey, according to the state health departments.
Farm Aid's principals -- Willie Nelson, John Mellencamp, Neil Young and Dave Matthews -- have announced this year's Farm Aid concert.
Firefighters are battling a blaze at the historic Hersheypark Arena in central Pennsylvania.
Gross revenue from slot machines rose more than 5 percent for the fiscal year that just ended.
Forget magazine drives and candy sales. A cash-strapped high school near Philadelphia hopes to raise money by auctioning itself on eBay.
Do you want to buy large fireworks in Pennsylvania? The law says out-of-state residents may, but not Pennsylvania residents.
The Pennsylvania House has given preliminary approval to legislation that would create a new rating system for teachers, principals and non-teaching professionals.
House Majority Leader Mike Turzai, an Allegheny County Republican, says the final version of the budget – negotiated by legislative leaders and the governor -- is not very different from the version okayed by the Senate a few weeks ago.
A dozen communities in the suburbs would be eligible for red light traffic cameras under an amendment expected to get a vote today in the Pennsylvania Senate.
President Obama is hitting the road next week for his first bus tour of the campaign season. It's a unclear if he'll stop in Philadelphia during the two-day trip to Pennsylvania and Ohio.
Some Philadelphia members are up in arms about a bill passed by the state House that they say would create conditions for more problems at the Philadelphia Housing Authority.
Auditor General Jack Wagner says Pennsylvania charter schools are spending a million dollars a day more than necessary.
The media did a hack-job on a political story to make a politician on "the right" look stupid.
A new reward has been offered in the theft of an 8,000 carat ruby from a jewelry store in Delaware last year.
A central Pennsylvania man is in custody after police say he tried to sell his infant son in a shopping center parking lot.
Gross revenue from table games was up 7.4 percent last month compared to a year ago, boosted by the second full month of play at the state's newest casino, according to the Pennsylvania Gaming Control Board's table games revenue totals released Monday.
