Thousands helped in Pa.
PHILADELPHIA — A decades-old state program that provides cash assistance to more than 60,000 Pennsylvanians will end this week, a move state offic...
PITTSBURGH — Mark Schneider, a real estate developer who pushed for the development of Heinz Field, PNC Park, and the David L. Lawrence Convention Center in Pittsburgh, ...
PITTSBURGH — Two former staffers testified Monday at a preliminary hearing for state Supreme Court Justice Joan Orie Melvin that they felt uncomfortable when they were a...
EXETER, N.H. — A traveling medical technician accused of causing a hepatitis C outbreak in New Hampshire had been fired by hospitals in Pennsylvania and Arizona, hospita...
Financial fallout too early to tell
STATE COLLEGE — One major Penn State donor says he might write the university out of his will, while others say neither the Jerry Sand...
HARRISBURG — Two Pennsylvania agencies are appealing a court ruling that threw out new limitations on the ability of municipalities to use zoning rules to control natura...
NEW CASTLE — Police want to arrest a Western Pennsylvania man who they say choked a woman and killed her puppy after becoming upset she took too long on a shopping trip ...
HARRISBURG — A University of Washington professor whose survey estimated that more than 1 million registered voters in Pennsylvania lack valid photo identification under...
DIMOCK — Federal regulators say they’ve completed tests on drinking water in the northeastern Pennsylvania village of Dimock, and that the water is safe to drink.
The U....
PITTSBURGH — The Pittsburgh school board has voted to furlough 280 school employees, including 190 teachers.
The board's vote Wednesday night will reduce the payroll by ...
