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HARRISBURG — Tickets for parking illegally, speeding and other moving violations on the campuses of Pennsylvania's 14 state-owned universities could become more costly u...
January 17, 2009 Pennsylvania News
PITTSBURGH — A defense attorney contended Thursday physical evidence shows a suburban Pittsburgh woman "shot justifiably" when she killed an FBI agent who came to her ho...
January 17, 2009 Pennsylvania News
PITTSBURGH — The owner of the land where United Airlines Flight 93 crashed in the Sept. 11, 2001, terrorist attacks reached an agreement Friday to sell the parcel, clear...
January 17, 2009 Pennsylvania News
HARRISBURG — Pennsylvania's 14 state-owned universities raised a record $52 million in private donations during the 2007-08 fiscal year. State System of Higher Education...
January 17, 2009 Pennsylvania News
HARRISBURG — Some of Pennsylvania's community college presidents earn more than their counterparts at state-owned universities, according to records the colleges are now...
January 17, 2009 Pennsylvania News
Despite raises, pay still lags HARRISBURG — When Pennsylvania's system of 14 state-owned universities was in its infancy, its top executives took home relatively modest p...
January 17, 2009 Pennsylvania News
HARRISBURG — Pennsylvania's 2008-09 budget shortfall could be as high as $1.9 billion as the national recession continues to take its toll on state tax collections, Gov....
January 16, 2009 Pennsylvania News
Fumo corruption trial continues PHILADELPHIA — Although she built a 139-count corruption case against a powerful state senator, an FBI agent testified Thursday that she c...
January 16, 2009 Pennsylvania News
NANTICOKE — A community college in the eastern part of the state is the latest to try in its own way to ease the impact of rising unemployment. Luzerne County Community ...
January 15, 2009 Pennsylvania News
HARRISBURG — A former Pennsylvania state senator currently on trial in federal court is on track to collect more than $8,400 a month in state pension benefits. The state...
January 15, 2009 Pennsylvania News
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