Former Sen. Rick Santorum 1 Step Closer To Running For President
Former U.S. Sen. Rick Santorum says he's now testing the waters to run for president.
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Former U.S. Sen. Rick Santorum says he's now testing the waters to run for president.
Pittsburgh City Council has been looking over the costs of the G-20 Summit held here in September of 2009 and found that they were not as high as expected.
Pittsburgh City Councilman Ricky Burgess introduced legislation today that would remove the "felony box" on employment applications.
A former House Democratic staffer and co-founder of Democracy Rising PA, Tim Potts, joined KDKA Radio's Robert Mangino Monday night to discuss Pennsylvania's rising legislative payroll.
While Pennsylvania's Department of Education won't confirm this yet, KDKA-TV has learned some local school districts have applied – and received – exceptions to a state cap that limits tax hikes.
Chris Moore spoke with Scott Klinger, the co-author of the American report from the Institute for Policy Studies titled, "Unnecessary Austerity."
State Rep. Dan Frankel, D-Allegheny, is co-sponsoring House Bill 200 which requires all injured athletes to be evaluated by a medical professional before they are returned to the field of play.
The annual Social Security statement, mailed out annually a few months before your birthday for all workers over age 25, will soon be a thing of the past.
Judge Jeffrey Manning has delayed the retrial of State Sen. Jane Orie until Superior Court responds to Orie's latest appeal.
At a time when tens of thousands of American troops are fighting wars overseas in Afghanistan and Iraq and enforcing a no-fly zone over Libya, it's hard to imagine that a government shutdown means U.S. troops won't get paid.
He was touring a high-tech business in Clairton, but with charts and graphs at his side, there was no question Governor Corbett came to defend his budget – especially the cuts in education.
David Fillman, the executive director of council 13 of the American Federation of State, County and Municipal Employees, checked in this evening with KDKA Radio's Robert Mangino.
Range Resources may not be the exclusive drilling company for Mount Pleasant Township much longer; refusal to allow bunkhouses at drill sites; drilling company claims they need a foremen on-site 24/7
Whether we like it or not, most of us are impacted by the federal government, so when it shuts down because Congress and the President cannot agree on how much to fund government services, average citizens may be affected.
Pennsylvania State Representative Daryl Metcalfe has proposed legislation to make the Commonwealth a right to work state.
