Pa. Judge Orders End To Same-Sex Marriage Licenses
A Pennsylvania judge is stopping a suburban Philadelphia court clerk from issuing marriage licenses to same-sex couples, saying it was a clear violation of his legal authority.
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A Pennsylvania judge is stopping a suburban Philadelphia court clerk from issuing marriage licenses to same-sex couples, saying it was a clear violation of his legal authority.
Going on television camera for the first time since acknowledging he posted negative comments online under other people's names, Pa. Rep. Jesse White, a Cecil Democrat, was blunt.
There was high profile testimony Tuesday in front of the grand jury that is investigating Pittsburgh city government.
America's Health & Human Services Secretary Kathleen Sebelius was in town on Tuesday with a message to 1.2 million Pennsylvanians without health insurance.
Allentown Mayor Ed Pawlowski will seek to become the next governor of Pennsylvania, joining what could be a crowded race for the 2014 Democratic nomination.
Several local politicians were joined by hundreds of demonstrators Saturday to Rally against healthcare provider UPMC.
A Washington County attorney says he plans to challenge Pa. Rep. Jesse White in the Democratic Primary.
City council will vote Wednesday on a $25,000 settlement it will have to pay out to the strip club Blush.
Pennsylvania's Commonwealth Court will hear arguments on Wednesday about whether to stop the issuance of marriage licenses to gay couples.
For the first time in Pittsburgh's Labor Day Parade history, members of the lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender community marched alongside members of the Service Employees International Union.
For two months, an elected court clerk in the Philadelphia suburbs has been giving something to same-sex couples they have not been able to get anywhere else: a Pennsylvania marriage license.
With President Barack Obama announcing Saturday that he will seek congressional approval to use force in Syria, many are asking: What will happen next in the Middle East?
Local leaders are weighing in following strong words from President Obama Saturday afternoon as the situation in Syria intensifies.
Local dignitaries took shovels in hand to officially break ground for this region's new post exchange or PX in Moon Township.
While President Barack Obama debates the timing of his reaction to the alleged use of chemical weapons in Syria, local members of Congress weighed in here in Pittsburgh.
