PHILADELPHIA — A U.S. warship that survived the Spanish-American War and World War I and has been on the Philadelphia waterfront for a half-century might wind up in a wa...
PITTSBURGH — Pennsylvania's roads are getting worse.
A new report released today by the American Society of Civil Engineers says the state's roads get a D-minus grade. T...
HARRISBURG — Pennsylvania employers added 34,000 jobs in April, the highest monthly number since 1996, although unemployment remained at its highest rate in more than a ...
He will face Toomey for U.S. Senate
HARRISBURG — Democratic Party leaders and labor unions began lining up Wednesday behind the party nominee whom they had fought to defe...
ALLENTOWN — Centrism and just plain survival made Arlen Specter part of the nation's political fabric for nearly half a century, his cancer-fighting, party-switching sto...
Man sentenced up to 5 years
HARRISBURG — A former Democratic employee in the Pennsylvania Legislature received a 21-month-to-5-year prison sentence Friday for his role in...
WASHINGTON — Democrats on Thursday welcomed Mark Critz to their ranks after he dashed Republican hopes of capturing a Pennsylvania House seat seen as a possible bellweth...
PITTSBURGH — Pittsburgh City Council is expected to take a preliminary vote on raising parking fines, in hopes of raising more money to bolster the city's pension fund.
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WASHINGTON — The White House on Thursday refused to say whether U.S. Rep Joe Sestak, the Democratic nominee for a Senate seat for Pennsylvania, was ever offered a federa...
JEANNETTE — A school district charged 12 parents with theft for failing to pay for their children's school lunches, with some debts dating to the 2006-07 school year.
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