Former Pa. Congressman Joe Sestak Announces Run For President
Former Pennsylvania congressman Joe Sestak has become the latest Democrat to enter the presidential race.
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Former Pennsylvania congressman Joe Sestak has become the latest Democrat to enter the presidential race.
A package of agriculture-related legislation is in the hands of the Pennsylvania Senate after recent passage in the state House.
Legislation to further clamp down on powerful painkiller prescriptions in Pennsylvania has the state Senate's approval.
Republican lawmakers aren't committing to the money sought by Democratic Pennsylvania Gov. Tom Wolf to back up his demand that counties replace their voting machines by 2020's presidential elections.
Comedian Jon Stewart scolded Congress Tuesday for failing to ensure that a victims' compensation fund set up after the 9/11 attacks never runs out of money.
The looming end of a business relationship between UPMC and Highmark hangs in the balance during a hearing before a state judge.
With strong tax collections oiling the gears, Gov. Tom Wolf and top lawmakers are working under the hood of a new spending plan as they head into the final weeks before lawmakers break for summer.
Legislation to substantially expand taxpayer support for private and religious schools is taking another step in Pennsylvania.
The report revealed nearly 400 nursing homes with documented problems that were not publicly disclosed by the federal government.
Raising the minimum wage in Pennsylvania is getting its most serious discussion since Democratic Gov. Wolf began calling for an increase in 2015.
Special Counsel Robert Mueller made his first public statement about his investigation into Russian interference in the 2016 presidential election Wednesday morning
Voters in a rural central Pennsylvania district will pick a new state House member in August to fill the vacancy created by a recent congressional election.
Pennsylvania state lawmakers' newly filed ethics forms show they accepted more than $83,000 in free trips last year and collected a variety of gifts, booze and free meals.
There's a major shake-up in local Republican politics.
A longtime school board member who was censured over a racist Facebook post that was published on his personal page has lost his bid for re-election.
