Child porn files found in home of former state lawmaker, officials say
More than 100 child porn files were found in the home of Jesse White, a former Democratic state representative, officials said.
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More than 100 child porn files were found in the home of Jesse White, a former Democratic state representative, officials said.
A former state lawmaker who has also been disbarred is now facing criminal charges.
Former state representative Jesse White is once again in trouble with the law.
What started out as a tribute and memorial to a local woman's late father has now turned into a full blown court battle in Washington County.
Former State Rep. Jesse White of Washington County is in hot water again.
The KD Investigators exposed him posing under false identities on the Internet. That moved two people to challenge state Rep. Jesse White for his seat, but now one of those challengers is dropping out and joining forces with the other to try to get White out of office.
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.
A Washington County attorney says he plans to challenge Pa. Rep. Jesse White in the Democratic Primary.
Cecil Township Supervisor Elizabeth Cowden had a very personal reason for making the four-hour trip from Washington County to Harrisburg Tuesday.
First he denied it, now he concedes it's true.
It's the latest chapter of the Jesse White saga. He's the local state representative who admitted to using online aliases to bully constituents.
A KD Investigation into state Rep. Jesse White has prompted calls from both political parties for ethic investigations.
A state lawmaker accused of using fake names online to criticize supporters of gas drilling is saying he's sorry.
There are new developments after a KDKA investigation uncovered accusations that a state lawmaker is hiding behind online aliases to attack supporters of Marcellus Shale drilling in the area.
When Janice Gibbs started posting her pro-gas views on local websites she was soon shocked at how nasty things got. First, State Rep. Jesse White allegedly posted Gibbs' real identity. Then, someone posting under the name "Prouder American" called her an "industry troll."
With implementation of the new assessment numbers put on hold for another year, does that give time for the state legislature to stop court-ordered assessments?
