Councilman Proposes Bill To Streamline Reimbursement For Tree Root Damage
As city trees get older, and as their roots shift, they can do significant damage to your sidewalk.
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As city trees get older, and as their roots shift, they can do significant damage to your sidewalk.
Pittsburgh City Council is considering a revised bill that would govern how a person would be treated if discovered with small amounts of marijuana.
It's a common refrain: school districts throughout Pennsylvania are running out of money because the legislature and Gov. Tom Wolf can't reach a budget agreement.
Gov. Tom Wolf is standing firm on his position as the nine-month budget impasse continues without an end in sight.
Protesters blocked a main highway leading into the Phoenix suburb Saturday where Republican presidential front-runner Donald Trump was staging a campaign rally alongside Arizona's contentious sheriff, Joe Arpaio.
A federal magistrate in Pittsburgh has rejected former state senator Jane Orie's appeal of her campaign corruption and forgery convictions.
Democratic Gov. Tom Wolf is threatening to veto Republican spending legislation that could arrive on his desk by day's end.
Forget the popular vote -- or who wins what state -- it's all about delegates.
As the Presidential campaign continues, candidates are using simpler language in their speeches and campaigns.
President Barack Obama will nominate federal appeals court judge Merrick Garland to the Supreme Court on Wednesday.
In a radio interview, 67-year-old Gov. Tom Wolf has announced his treatment for prostate cancer.
Democratic Gov. Tom Wolf on Tuesday blasted the latest budget plan to be advanced by Republican lawmakers in Pennsylvania's eight-month partisan battle.
Hillary Clinton triumphed Tuesday in the Florida, Ohio and North Carolina presidential primaries. Gov. John Kasich is also projected to win the Republican primary in his home state of Ohio.
The Pennsylvania House of Representatives took up a proposal Monday to permit the use of marijuana for medical purposes, a potential breakthrough for supporters who have worked for several years to get legalization through the Republican-controlled Legislature.
Ohio holds its winner-take-all primary tomorrow and it could be make-or-break for several candidates.
