The man who is accused of shooting someone dead inside a popular grocery store in Harrisburg has been arrested, the city police announced on Friday afternoon.
Our dysfunctional Pennsylvania Legislature is back in session and both chambers are crowing their passage of bills on issues long unaddressed. Trouble is, both are also refusing to take up the other’s bills.
Property zoned for college housing at Penn State University’s Behrend campus near Erie may gain new life as a church; while a Penn State Harrisburg building could be going to that city’s school district.
The Philadelphia Democrat is wanted by police, yet a rules change in the state House gives the Democrats the power to cast votes in his name, even as he evades capture.
HARRISBURG — The two parties in Pennsylvania’s state House and its congressional delegation are nearly evenly divided, and that won’t change once results are in from next week’s primary election.
The authority says it has won $524 million in competitive federal infrastructure grants for projects in Southeast Pennsylvania in the last three years, but state aid is still needed.