At Pa. Capitol, Budget Negotiations Drag On
The state Senate returned to session Monday but ended up with nothing to show for it.
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The state Senate returned to session Monday but ended up with nothing to show for it.
Pennsylvania's $32 billion state budget bill became law Tuesday, even though it is badly out of balance.
Wolf has until midnight to sign the budget, allow it to become law without signing it, or veto it in whole or in part.
A new Pennsylvania law is in place that exempts police audio and video recordings from the Right-to-Know Law, leaving the release of those records largely to the discretion of police.
Pennsylvania's Democratic governor says he's not going to cooperate with a presidential commission looking into voting fraud, but the Trump administration can purchase publicly available voter lists.
Currently, lawmakers and the governor are facing a big budget deficit with no clear answers about how to close it.
The bill would have prevented cities like Pittsburgh and other municipalities from banning or taxing plastic bags.
With a sharply worded letter, PA Governor Tom Wolf warned U.S. Attorney General Jeff Sessions to stay out of Pennsylvania when it comes to criminalizing medical marijuana.
Pennsylvania is moving to cut costs again in its big public pension plans, among the nation's most troubled.
Gov. Tom Wolf's office says Pennsylvania driver's licenses that are compliant with tougher federal anti-terrorism standards should be available in early 2019.
In Aliquippa on Thursday afternoon, Governor Wolf toured Versatex, a building products supply company that, ironically, competes against the company he once owned in York.
The Marshall Township republican stopped just short of making an announcement Monday
Another bad month of tax collections is deepening Pennsylvania state government's budget hole.
Gov. Tom Wolf says he opposes Senate Bill 3 and tells the "KDKA Morning News" women should make their own health decisions.
Years of pressure by Pennsylvania Democrats could yield a state minimum wage increase this year, although it likely will require substantial concessions in the Republican-controlled Legislature.
Gov. Tom Wolf believes budget discussions are starting out from a "far better place" than they did in previous years.
The state Senate has sent the House a bill that would ban most abortions in Pennsylvania after 20 weeks.
Gov. Tom Wolf's administration says it is trying to address a warning by a federal official that the state isn't appropriately enforcing safe drinking water standards.
Gov. Tom Wolf will ask lawmakers for another $10 million to help save the lives of people overdosing on heroin or prescription drugs.
Pennsylvania officials are speaking out about President Donald Trump's travel ban.
A state senator says the Wolf administration plans to close Pittsburgh State Prison to save money at a time when inmate numbers are dropping.
To save money in another difficult budget year, the Wolf administration, bolstered by a declining prison population, has announced plans to close two of five state prisons.
The extension for compliance with the Real ID law means that, for now, Pennsylvania licenses will be sufficient proof of identification to get into federal facilities.
In January of 2016, a 16 mile stretch of the Pennsylvania Turnpike shut down after a tractor trailer jackknifed during a snow storm.
Donald Trump continues to insist that there's a lot of fraud in the U.S. voting system. Yesterday, Trump lashed out at Republicans who've tried to tone him down, calling his own party's leaders "so naive."
