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HARRISBURG — The Pennsylvania Judicial Conduct Board ignored "red flags" about a judge who took millions of dollars in kickbacks to place juveniles in for-profit detenti...
February 03, 2010 Pennsylvania News
PITTSBURGH — The trial in a civil case brought against Pittsburgh and its police department by the families of two people killed by a motorist fleeing a traffic stop has...
February 03, 2010 Pennsylvania News
WASHINGTON — Rep. John Murtha has been hospitalized in intensive care stemming from complications related to gallbladder surgery. Spokesman Matt Mazonkey says the 77-yea...
February 03, 2010 Pennsylvania News
WILKES-BARRE — Jurors have been hearing the prosecution's case against a northeastern Pennsylvania woman who marketed "gothic kittens" with ear and neck piercings over t...
February 03, 2010 Pennsylvania News
Former state rep., 3 aides on trial HARRISBURG — A central witness for the prosecution in the public corruption trial of former state Rep. Mike Veon testified Tuesday tha...
February 03, 2010 Pennsylvania News
HARRISBURG — A new proposal by President Obama to boost Medicaid payments to states next year could help Pennsylvania deal with another looming budget shortfall. A spoke...
February 03, 2010 Pennsylvania News
PITTSBURGH — Three Pittsburgh police officers accused of beating a teenager are being suspended with pay while an investigation into the allegations is ongoing. Mayor Lu...
February 02, 2010 Pennsylvania News
HARRISBURG — The state's victim advocate says a special panel should remember thousands of what she called "original victims" allegedly harmed by juveniles whose cases w...
February 02, 2010 Pennsylvania News
PENN HILLS — More than 400 teachers in one of the Pittsburgh area's biggest school districts say they'll go on strike Thursday over a contract impasse. The Penn Hills Ed...
February 02, 2010 Pennsylvania News
HARRISBURG — Pennsylvania hospitals are volunteering to accept gravely wounded Haitians at the request of the U.S. military, Gov. Ed Rendell said Monday. Rendell said Pe...
February 02, 2010 Pennsylvania News
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