Pennsylvania’s highest court has ruled that a man charged with distributing child pornography does not have to tell police his computer password.
The Republican-controlled Senate approved the bill Wednesday, 42-7, to raise Pennsylvania’s minimum wage in four steps to $9.50 in 2022.
Pennsylvania’s Senate is passing a bill to outlaw abortions because of a prenatal diagnosis of Down syndrome, although it faces a veto on Democratic Gov. Tom Wolf’s desk.
If City Council President Darrell Clarke has his way, Philadelphia’s 10-year property tax abatement on residential construction will be dramatically different by the end of this year.
Amelia Kittredge ith the Office of Disciplinary Counsel told the state Supreme Court in Harrisburg that Frank Fina violated a rule against prosecutors issuing subpoenas without a judge’s approval to get information from lawyers about their current or former clients.
A centuries-old artifact of architectural, church and American history is being restored.
By Kimberly Paynter/WHYY Four city councilors introduced legislation on Tuesday that would scrutinize the city’s relationship to the Pittsburgh Parks Conservancy, calling for a review of all working agreements with the organization.
