Councilman Peduto Releases Proposal To Ease East End Flooding
Pittsburgh City Council Bill Peduto has released a report filled with recommendations to ease flooding in the city's East End.
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Pittsburgh City Council Bill Peduto has released a report filled with recommendations to ease flooding in the city's East End.
Police surveillance pictures showed Jamie Pavlot removing boxes of campaign materials from Orie's office on McKnight Road. When asked why she did it, she said, "I was protecting my boss."
Several hundred public transit riders and supporters demonstrated outside the David L. Lawrence Convention Center, protesting Governor Corbett's failure to address the public transit crisis that, the Port Authority says, will lead to higher fares and a 35 percent cut in bus service.
Should fixing Pennsylvania's roads and bridges be Congress' number one priority?
Opening statements were given in the retrial for State Sen. Jane Orie that began Wednesday morning.
Forensic Pathologist Cyril Wecht was forced to resign after federal agents seized records from his office and he was later indicted on corruption charges.
While only one Republican is running, two Democrats are seeking their party's nomination and one of them is the first woman to ever seek this office.
Rick Santorum learned his status as the new Republican front-runner means he will be facing greater scrutiny from his GOP rivals.
Former Berks County State Representative Sam Rohrer is back on the campaign trail – this time for U.S. Senate.
By some accounts, it's fair to call Rick Santorum the front-runner for the Republican nomination for president. And it comes just as he prepares for the 20th debate in this contest against Mitt Romney, Newt Gingrich and Ron Paul.
KDKA Radio's Mike Pintek was joined on NewsRadio1020 KDKA by Don Adams, president of Independence Hall Tea Party PAC.
A local college is the latest to sue the federal government over the mandate that requires employers to pay for contraceptives, including morning after pills.
While Santorum began with an economic pitch, he quickly turned to his conservative agenda and a blistering attack on President Obama.
It was a busy Sunday morning for Republican presidential candidate Rick Santorum. He answered some tough questions from CBS' Bob Schieffer on "Face the Nation" as he defended comments he made about the President on Saturday in Ohio.
Governor Corbett was in Pittsburgh Friday to tour a local manufacturing facility and talk about the budget, but he was greeted outside the Duquesne Club by protestors unhappy with the spending cuts he's proposed.
