The measure is bound, once again, to stir debate over a Republican push to scale back abortion rights.
HARRISBURG, Pa. (AP) - A proposal to impeach four Democratic justices on Pennsylvania's Supreme Court over redistricting rulings remains in limbo more than a month after resolutions were introduced by Republicans in the state House.
WASHINGTON (AP) - Mike Pompeo, President Donald Trump's nominee for secretary of state, is expected to face unified opposition from Democrats at the Senate Foreign Relations Committee next week after one still undecided Democrat announced he would vote no.
Pennsylvania's General Assembly members rung up $2.5 million in expenses in 15 months, mostly through "per diem" payments that require no receipts for reimbursement. It's time for that to change.
In the worst case scenario, Philadelphia could lose its status as the nation's finest rowing city. Along with dozens of other rowing events, crew on the Schuylkill is an economic engine that helps fill hotels and restaurants in the region. And, it's free to watch from the river banks, adding to the city's...
During six days of hearings in Harrisburg, Pennsylvania House lawmakers presented their ideas for addressing gun violence.
We must do everything we can to prevent reckless hazing incidents from happening again.
HARRISBURG, Pa. (AP) - Legislation is advancing in Pennsylvania to impose stiffer punishments on a repeat drunk-driving offender who kills someone while driving under the influence.
State Rep. Nick Miccarelli violated the House's policy on retaliation when he publicly outed on social media the name of a woman who has accused him of sexual assault, according to previously undisclosed portions of a House report.
Former FBI director James Comey recently called President Trump a liar. Comey could do more to accept his own role in helping Trump become president. Maybe this trip through Bucks County, Pa., before Election Day 2016, can do the trick.
Philadelphia state Rep. Chris Rabb writes a letter to the head of House security alleging that a conservative state lawmaker made comments that could be perceived as a threat.
Whether the Starbucks manager is fired is a corporate decision that won't address the roots of a problem that reveals how pervasive racism remains in America.
