Senate President Joe Scarnati Will Not Seek Re-Election
Pennsylvania Senate President Pro Tempore Joe Scarnati will not seek re-election.
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Pennsylvania Senate President Pro Tempore Joe Scarnati will not seek re-election.
A new report recommends Pennsylvania's Legislature increase licensing fees and take other steps to put the state Bureau of Dog Law Enforcement on more sound financial footing.
President Donald Trump attacked Pennsylvania Gov. Tom Wolf during his State of the Union address.
Pennsylvania's governor is threatening to veto a bill that would provide millions in tax breaks for new construction of facilities to use natural gas extracted in the state to make fertilizers and other chemicals
A Pennsylvania judge Friday put a freeze on a new state police policy regarding sales of partially manufactured gun frames that can be made into working pistols and rifles.
Michael Bloomberg to air gun control ad during the Super Bowl.
A new study says Pennsylvania's EMTs not only make a below-average salary, but they are some of the most underpaid in the country.
In the last month, 35 Pennsylvanians were charged with felony welfare fraud.
Pennsylvania wants to be a player in the presidential primary, instead of an afterthought.
Someone who bought a lottery ticket in Allegheny County is $1 million richer.
UPS is committing to spending $1.4 billion to expand its operations in Pennsylvania.
Pennsylvania's governor renewed his push to raise the minimum wage.
A measure to amend the constitution in Pennsylvania and let each political party's gubernatorial nominee choose who will serve under them as lieutenant governor cleared the first hurdle.
Purple stripes now mean you're trespassing in Pennsylvania.
After sitting through many hours of the impeachment trial of President Donald Trump, bored Republican senators figured out a new way to entertain themselves.
There will be a clear way to know if the waters in Pennsylvania, Ohio and West Virginia are regulated by the state or the federal government.
The Pennsylvania Supreme Court has ruled to uphold a legal principle that allows drillers to drain oil and natural gas from outside their property lines.
A Pennsylvania woman drove into the path of an oncoming vehicle as a way to test her faith, then exhibited no concern about the people who were injured in the crash, state police said.
You can help decide the Pennsylvania river of the year.
The spotted lanternfly is costing the Pennsylvania economy about $50 million and eliminating nearly 500 jobs each year, a study found.
A Texas-based pipeline giant that is heavily penalized in Pennsylvania has agreed to pay another $2 million in fines for spilling drilling fluids into a reservoir.
The state House has voted to ban the use of hand-held cell phones behind the wheel.
Pennsylvania officials are doling out nearly $1 million in grants to prevent and respond to sexual assault at 36 colleges and universities.
Michael Bloomberg's presidential campaign has begun hiring staff in Pennsylvania, a late primary state where his chief competitors for the Democratic Party's nomination have inroads.
The Pennsylvania House is voting to expand the state's ban on texting while driving to also prohibit motorists from using handheld devices to make phone calls.
