New Pa. Republican Chair Sees No Damage Yet From Trump
Just elected chairman of the Pennsylvania Republican Party, Val DiGiorgio is the party's newest face.
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Just elected chairman of the Pennsylvania Republican Party, Val DiGiorgio is the party's newest face.
Allegheny County Controller Chelsa Wagner says real work must begin to address Pittsburgh's lead problem. This comes after Mayor Peduto's announcement that the Pittsburgh Water and Sewer Authority would be restructured.
President Trump met Tuesday with the House GOP to talk about dismantling and replacing the Affordable Care Act. Trump is trying to get more Republicans to sign on to the replacement for "Obamacare."
Pepsi is pulling 2-liters and 12-packs of its products from Philadelphia grocery store shelves over the city's new tax on sweetened drinks.
FBI Director James Comey and NSA director Michael Rogers are testifying today at a hearing on Capitol Hill about Russian interference into the U.S. presidential election.
A majority of young Americans view Donald Trump's presidency as illegitimate, including about three-quarters of black people and nearly half of whites.
The Trump administration wants to build a 30-foot-high border wall that looks good from the north side and is difficult to climb or cut through.
Friday was "match day" at medical schools across the country, including the University of Pittsburgh's medical school.
The Trump budget will cost southwestern Pennsylvania millions of dollars, local lawmakers claim.
The House Budget Committee has voted to advance the troubled Republican health care bill.
McDonald's says it has been notified by Twitter that its account was "compromised."
He's not yet a household name, but U.S. Senate candidate Rick Saccone may be best known for his campaign to bring back the motto – "In God We Trust" -- to public buildings and schools.
A federal judge in Hawaii has put President Donald Trump's revised travel ban on hold.
The White House said Tuesday that President Donald Trump made more than $150 million in income in 2005 and paid $38 million in income taxes that year.
A state lawmaker is taking action after PennDOT revoked a local woman's driver's license based on someone else's phone call.
