Framework Of A Budget Deal Emerges In Harrisburg
The outlines of a possible budget deal are leaking from the state capitol, and it could mean a little something for everybody but at a price.
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The outlines of a possible budget deal are leaking from the state capitol, and it could mean a little something for everybody but at a price.
Pittsburgh Mayor Bill Peduto has issued an executive order raising all city employees' minimum wages to $15 an hour by the year 2021.
A potential deal to break Pennsylvania's budget stalemate in its fifth month includes a state sales tax increase, expanded school property tax cuts and hundreds of millions of new dollars for public schools, top state lawmakers said Monday.
Pennsylvania's attorney general says she's complied with a judge's order to turn over any information she has about prosecutors or a judge disclosing grand jury information from the Jerry Sandusky investigation.
A Republican is claiming victory in a Pittsburgh-area state Senate election, giving the party its largest Senate majority in more than 60 years.
Democrats have won a pair of open seats on Pennsylvania's mid-level appellate courts.
The only pot-related question on any state ballot this year is in Ohio, where voters were deciding Tuesday whether to legalize marijuana for recreational and medical use in a single stroke.
Regardless of people's opinion, Janice Gladden says the "Black Lives Matter" movement has nothing to do with her campaign for school board despite the claims of an anonymous mailing in West Mifflin.
Candidates for Pennsylvania's appellate courts are putting in one last full day of campaigning before Tuesday's election.
Marco Rubio bid forcefully for control of the Republican Party's establishment wing in Wednesday night's third GOP debate, deflecting jabs from Jeb Bush, who desperately sought to right his floundering campaign.
Pennsylvania's House of Representatives and Senate are now borrowing money amid a four-month budget stalemate that has depleted lawmakers' reserves and shut off billions of dollars in aid to schools and social services.
No horse racing in Pennsylvania?
Attorney General Kathleen Kane on Thursday made good on her promise to release emails received by a state Supreme Court justice that include nude photos and videos of women, raunchy and juvenile humor and other content demeaning to women.
Gov. Tom Wolf's administration warned Thursday that it may suspend horse racing in Pennsylvania in a week because a state budget stalemate has compounded the troubles of a deficit-ridden fund that is supposed to underwrite various regulatory functions over the sagging industry.
Governor Tom Wolf got an earful during a visit to our area earlier this week.
