Local Mom Hopes Medical Marijuana Bill Passes
Two state senators, one a Republican and the other a Democrat, are planning to introduce a bill to legalize a certain form of marijuana for medicinal use in Pennsylvania.
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Two state senators, one a Republican and the other a Democrat, are planning to introduce a bill to legalize a certain form of marijuana for medicinal use in Pennsylvania.
A United Methodist pastor was convicted Monday of breaking church law by officiating his son's same-sex wedding and could be defrocked after a high-profile trial that has rekindled debate over the denomination's policy on gay marriage.
Democratic U.S. Rep. Allyson Schwartz -- running to replace Republican Gov. Tom Corbett -- says students who get a two-year Associates Degree at community colleges should get free tuition for the remaining two years to get a Bachelor's degree at one of Pennsylvania's 14 state universities like California University, Indiana University, Slippery Rock or Clarion.
The house arrest sentence for former state Supreme Court Justice Joan Orie Melvin has been dropped, but could mean she'll see jail time.
The judge in a federal court challenge to Pennsylvania's 17-year-old law that bans recognition of same-sex marriages is rejecting two different attempts to dismiss the lawsuit.
After telling Americans they could keep their old health plans -- only to find some policies cancelled because they failed to meet higher standards -- President Obama tried to make amends on Thursday.
Healthcare.gov enrollment numbers are lower than expected.
Bowing to pressure, President Barack Obama on Thursday announced changes to his health care law to give insurance companies the option to keep offering consumers plans that would otherwise be canceled.
Former President George W. Bush and Pennsylvania Gov. Tom Corbett are scheduled to speak at a shale gas drilling conference in Pittsburgh.
Every mayor of Pittsburgh brings a different style and personality to the job -- the grandmotherly Sophie Masloff, the technical skills of Tom Murphy, the people-loving Bob O'Connor, and the youthful Luke Ravenstahl -- quick impressions come to mind. So what about Bill Peduto?
After months of saying he would run for a second term and fundraising for the effort, Gov. Tom Corbett kicked off a multi-day, cross-state tour Wednesday to raise his profile with a year to go until election day,
In addition to choosing Bill Peduto to be the next mayor of Pittsburgh, local voters also decided that city workers should live inside city limits.
In an unsurprising election, Bill Peduto will become the next mayor of Pittsburgh.
Pennsylvania's polls are now closed and the ballot counting is under way.
Should city employees like police and firefighters be required to live in the city -- or should the city be free to hire the most qualified employees no matter where they live?
