Amid the broader labor crunch in the U.S. economy, employers in other sectors have similarly opened up positions to people whose criminal pasts once might have shut them out of jobs.

Employees at a Starbucks location in Bloomfield have voted 20-0 to unionize making the store the global chain’s first Pennsylvania location to take such action.

This year’s deadline for filing personal income taxes is Monday, April 18.

The defendant faces more than 60 federal charges for offenses ranging from hate crimes to obstruction of religious belief.

AFL-CIO President Liz Shuler said record number of Americans are quitting their jobs because they are fed up.

Pennsylvania and Pittsburgh-area officials say they are hustling more than ever to land business that will facilitate low-carbon and digitized industry. But amid fierce competition with the rest of the country, the region has lost out on some high-profile opportunities, and local leaders say a more aggressive playbook is needed.

Hairstylists are having trouble finding new jobs because many have to sign noncompete contracts.

Federal law stopped all private-sector companies from selling marijuana for medical research, but a York County-based business said it became the first in the country to bring a cannabis crop to market legally for scientific study.

Pittsburgh is becoming one of the nation’s emerging tech centers