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HERSHEY, Pa. (AP) - A southeastern Pennsylvania educator described Monday as a man who believes in his students is going to the head of the class as the 2014 winner of Pennsylvania's Teacher of the Year award.
Philadelphia developer Nolen Properties has plowed millions of dollars into restoring two historic but long-neglected properties in Mount Airy.
On the one hand, Margo Davidson is the legislator who three years ago became the first Democrat, first woman, and first African American whom her Delaware County district had ever sent to Harrisburg.
One candidate is prepared for attacks on his record while teacher union chief calls funding "No. 1" issue in race.
HARRISBURG - Hackers gained access to the personal information of about 26,000 Pennsylvanians who use debit cards to receive jobless and workers' compensation benefits, the Pennsylvania Treasury Department said Thursday.
After three decades in the state Senate and four years in prison, Vincent J. Fumo is eyeing a political comeback.
Nothing unusual about the banquet menu lined up for Saturday evening's steelworkers union awards dinner - boneless breast of chicken, linguine Alfredo for the vegetarians.
One candidate for PA governor is taking a different approach to the annual PA Society weekend in NYC.
Plenty of people took issue with a new transportation funding package that will fix the state’s roads and bridges but lead to Pennsylvania motorists paying increased fees and likely higher prices at the pump. Moody’s, though, thinks it’s pretty good news.
Election season is over, but at least one candidate is still campaigning in an effort to pay off her campaign debt. It's not illegal in Pennsylvania or unethical. In fact, many said it's common for judge-elects to ask attorneys for contributions. But some said it hurts public perception about whether the courts are fair and impartial.
HERSHEY, Pa. (AP) - A southeastern Pennsylvania educator described Monday as a man who believes in his students is going to the head of the class as the 2014 winner of Pennsylvania's Teacher of the Year award.
John Baer: Does state law allowing school districts to keep large reserves of tax dollars amount to overtaxing state residents?
Its sponsors say it is an urgently needed and long-overdue package of reforms for a burgeoning system, but critics contend that Pennsylvania's hotly debated charter-school bill would speed the decline of some conventional public schools.
Gov. Corbett's plan for a market version of the Medicaid expansion envisioned by Obamacare seeks far more change than any other state has tried, health experts said Friday, raising questions about its effectiveness and likelihood of federal approval.
Anthony S. Clark, chief investment officer of the Pennsylvania State Employees' Retirement System (SERS), has told the system he plans to retire Dec. 31. Clark's early retirement follows SERS's decision to begin investigating his actions while an executive of the $25 billion asset fund.
HARRISBURG The Corbett administration said Thursday it will submit a waiver to the federal government sometime after mid-January seeking to use billions of dollars in Medicaid funds to provide health insurance for hundreds of thousands of uninsured Pennsylvanians.
One candidate is prepared for attacks on his record while teacher union chief calls funding "No. 1" issue in race.
HARRISBURG - Hackers gained access to the personal information of about 26,000 Pennsylvanians who use debit cards to receive jobless and workers' compensation benefits, the Pennsylvania Treasury Department said Thursday.
On the one hand, Margo Davidson is the legislator who three years ago became the first Democrat, first woman, and first African American whom her Delaware County district had ever sent to Harrisburg.
Philadelphia developer Nolen Properties has plowed millions of dollars into restoring two historic but long-neglected properties in Mount Airy.
Its sponsors say it is an urgently needed and long-overdue package of reforms for a burgeoning system, but critics contend that Pennsylvania's hotly debated charter-school bill would speed the decline of some conventional public schools.
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