Friday, May 24, 2013
Friday, May 24, 2013

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State Treasurer Rob McCord has not said whether he is running for the 2014 Democratic gubernatorial nomination in Pennsylvania, but he sure has had an ambitious travel schedule lately.
A western Pennsylvania judge who abruptly resigned last year was charged Thursday with stealing cocaine from evidence in cases before him.
Democratic voters in financially troubled Harrisburg denied Mayor Linda Thompson a second term Tuesday, choosing bookstore owner Eric Papenfuse to try to help the financially strapped capital.
Here are the apparent winners of yesterday's judicial primaries: Common Pleas Court Democrats Anne Marie Coyle Timika Lane Joe Fernandes
Now that he's lost a bid for Pittsburgh mayor, could Jack Wagner become a candidate for governor?
Gov. Corbett had his monthly hourlong radio show Tuesday morning with host Dom Giordano on WPHT 1210 the Big Talker. Some highlights: Corbett said news...
HARRISBURG - A brief exchange of comments videotaped during an effort to reach out to Latino leaders last week in Philadelphia has created a new wave of controversy for Gov. Corbett.
Democrat (99% of the vote) Jack McVay Jr. . . . 283,382 Joseph Waters Jr. . . . 227,770
Sheriff Republican (100% of the vote) *Edward "Duke" Donnelley . . . 18,167 Tom Lingenfelter . . . 6,691
The trappings suggested a significant election: big bucks from outside donors, a boast of an endorsement from a former presidential candidate, and some serious party infighting.
U.S. Rep. Allyson Schwartz (D,Pa.) gets the endorsement of Emily's List in the governor's race.
A western Pennsylvania judge who abruptly resigned last year was charged Thursday with stealing cocaine from evidence in cases before him.
HARRISBURG — Inside Pennsylvania’s liquor privatization debate, everyone wants a taste. A new special interest is asking for a seat at the...
Gov. Tom Corbett defended a comment he made last week that he had no Latinos on his staff, saying Wednesday that it had been taken out of context to hurt him politically.
Helen Ubinas: DEAR GOV. CORBETT: Aren't you getting tired of that smell?
A partial transcript of Friday's question-and-answer session between Corbett and Al Día managing editor Sabrina Vourvoulias. She said the first question was submitted by an audience member.
State Treasurer Rob McCord has not said whether he is running for the 2014 Democratic gubernatorial nomination in Pennsylvania, but he sure has had an ambitious travel schedule lately.
Here are the apparent winners of yesterday's judicial primaries: Common Pleas Court Democrats Anne Marie Coyle Timika Lane Joe Fernandes
Now that he's lost a bid for Pittsburgh mayor, could Jack Wagner become a candidate for governor?
Democratic voters in financially troubled Harrisburg denied Mayor Linda Thompson a second term Tuesday, choosing bookstore owner Eric Papenfuse to try to help the financially strapped capital.