Police Investigate Vandalizing Of Trump's Hollywood Star
Los Angeles police are investigating the vandalizing of Donald Trump's star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame.
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Los Angeles police are investigating the vandalizing of Donald Trump's star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame.
Republican lawmakers in the Pennsylvania Legislature launched a new push Tuesday night to overhaul benefits in Pennsylvania's two large public pension systems as the state grapples with tens of billions of dollars in pension debt.
Pennsylvania's senate has voted to pass legislation that would, among other things, allow beer distributors to sell beer for off-site consumption in any amount.
They lined up at Chatham University at least five hours early on a very crisp fall day.
It's important to know that some things may have changed since the last time you voted.
Pennsylvania moved a few steps closer to setting up a medical marijuana program on Tuesday.
Vice President Joe Biden will spoke at the Athletic and Fitness Center at Chatham University today.
Former Attorney General Kathleen Kane posted $75,000 bail and was released Monday evening while she appeals her conviction.
The Pennsylvania Senate has approved legislation to allow ride-sharing companies like Uber and Lyft to operate in the state.
Republican U.S. Sen. Pat Toomey and Democrat Katie McGinty plowed through a fast-paced, final debate Monday night, as they shook off questions at times to focus exclusively on attacking their opponent in Pennsylvania's neck-and-neck race.
Kathleen Kane will learn Monday whether she is going to jail over a perjury and obstruction case that stemmed from a political feud.
Jon Bon Jovi will perform in Pittsburgh on Thursday to encourage people to "Get Out The Vote" for Hillary Clinton.
A once-rising star in Pennsylvania politics will learn Monday whether she is heading to prison over a feud that led the state attorney general to leak grand jury materials to the press and lie about it under oath.
One document in a new batch of Hillary Clinton's emails released by the State Department on Friday contains classified information.
Donald Trump launched into the campaign's closing stretch with a shot across the bow to American democratic tradition: He may reject the election's results if he loses.
