Pittsburgh Police Bureau Sending Officers To Washington DC For Inauguration Day
When President-elect Donald Trump gets sworn into office this month, representatives of the Pittsburgh Bureau of Police will be on hand in Washington DC.
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When President-elect Donald Trump gets sworn into office this month, representatives of the Pittsburgh Bureau of Police will be on hand in Washington DC.
President Obama was on Capitol Hill to meet with Democrats on Wednesday while Vice President-elect Mike Pence did the same with Republicans.
Key leaders say lawmakers need to completely rethink the structure of Pennsylvania's government
House Republicans have dropped plans to gut the independent ethics office after widespread criticism.
The newest class of Pennsylvania state lawmakers, their family members and supporters are headed to the state Capitol for swearing-in ceremonies.
The first of every year always means a tax hike in something, and 2017 is no different, starting with something most of us feel at the gas pump.
His last vacation behind him, President Barack Obama is entering the closing stretch of his presidency.
A new report says Pennsylvania could lose one, and possibly two congressional seats after the 2020 census.
President-elect Donald Trump has an unusual New Year's message for his Twitter followers.
President-elect Donald Trump is praising Russian President Vladimir Putin for holding off on retaliation for new sanctions imposed by the Obama administration.
President-elect Donald Trump accused President Barack Obama on Wednesday of throwing up "inflammatory" roadblocks during the transition of power.
The leaders of Japan and the United States sought to remind the world that even the most bitter enemies can become allies during a visit to Pearl Harbor.
The lobby of Trump Tower was cleared so police could investigate a so-called suspicious package that turned out to be an unattended backpack containing children's toys.
President-elect Donald Trump said Saturday he will dissolve his charitable foundation amid efforts to eliminate any conflicts of interest before he takes office next month.
Russian President Vladimir Putin voiced hope Friday that frayed relations with the U.S. will improve once Donald Trump becomes president.
