Pennsylvanians decided that they didn't approve of the self-serving pay raise legislators awarded themselves with a 2 a.m. vote last July 7. And now, regardless of what ...
William Clingensmith, a Chicora borough councilman, says downsizing the borough's government would make the government run more smoothly. He supports the proposal that t...
The ongoing heavy-handed tactics being employed by the state Department of Environmental Protection against the Butler Area Sewer Authority are unacceptable.
It is time ...
In years past, when a contract-negotiations stalemate occurred, the bogged-down talks between a company and its union usually were blamed on a disagreement over wages or...
People of Cranberry Township owe a debt of gratitude to the alert township resident who apparently has helped police solve a vandalism spree, part of which involved heav...
Beyond the fact that Tuesday's primary election ousted two top leaders of the Pennsylvania Senate and 15 members of the House of Representatives is the message that chan...
For anyone interested in seeing change in the way Harrisburg lawmakers conduct business, Wednesday was a beautiful day despite the overcast skies and chilly temperatures...
Less than six months after becoming Butler County's district attorney, Randa Clark's work in organizing what she is calling the "Crash Team" should win praise from all r...
Accepting the fact that there is a certain amount of chicken-and-egg challenge to promoting the use of ethanol and other biofuels in cars and trucks, Gov. Ed Rendell is ...
President Bush now has threatened twice to veto any so-called "emergency" appropriations bill that exceeds his $92.2 billion request to fund the war in Iraq and hurrican...
