Consumers should inspect their infant recliner seats.
Pennsylvania is reporting high influenza activity, according to the state health department and Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
Pine Board of Supervisors votes unanimously to approve plans for the huge complex.
Michael Dennehy Jr. remains chairman and Philip Henry is vice chair.
Voting in the statewide contest ends Jan. 18.
Drivers on the Pennsylvania Turnpike will pay higher tolls in 2013.
Households, businesses will no longer be able to dispose of TVs, computer equipment by throwing them out with the trash.
The Pennsylvania governor speaks at the Moon Township-based air wing, urging military officials to scrap plans to shutter the base.
Corbett, while visiting St. Barnabas' Crystal Conservatories for a Presents for Patients event, also speaks about the fiscal cliff and Pennsylvania's budget.
Open Secrets has published a list of recipients of National Rifle Association campaign contributions for the 2012 House campaign.
In the wake of mass shootings in Newtown, CT, and elsewhere, Patch examines the recent history of gun-control legislation in Pennsylvania.
Operation Safe Holiday press conference includes speakers from PennDOT, Northern Regional and Cranberry police departments.
Developers are hoping to get a commitment from the speciality grocery store.
Allegheny County Judge R. Stanton Wettick Jr. signed a court order extending the Dec. 31 deadline for municipalities to pass 2013 budgets.
North Way Christian Community is the former owner of the 15.6-acre site on Route 19.
Petty Officer 1st Class Nicolas D. Checque, 28, died of combat related injuries sustained Dec. 8 while supporting operations in Afghanistan.
PennDOT bridge maintenance work will result in lane restrictions.
The Board of Supervisors will vote on its $12 million budget on Dec. 19.
Akron-based Levey and Co. envisions a mixed-use facility featuring restaurants, retail, office space and entertainment.
Pine Township's tax rate remains at 1.2 mills.
Rep. Mike Turzai, township officials from Pine and McCandless, PennDOT officials and more join governor for ceremony.
Your good little boys and girls will receive a letter postmarked from the North Pole.
The McCandless Democrat will be working for Florida Blue, the state's version of Blue Cross/Blue Shield.
Planning to be home with your family and friends? So is everyone else.
Click on our interactive map to see where PennDOT road projects will slow your ride.
How did your neighborhood vote in the race for president, the U.S. Senate, the U.S. House and the Pennsylvania House?
Do you think prices will soar, stay the same or go down? Did the election have anything to do with it?
Rothfus said his No. 1 priority is the economy.
President Obama and Vice President Joe Biden defeat challengers Republican Mitt Romney and Paul Ryan in the 2012 presidential election.
Voters in Pennsylvania on Tuesday cast their ballot for Barack Obama, giving the president the state's 20 electoral votes.
It appears Election Day is about more than who you vote for.
Allegheny County Common Pleas Court extends deadline for absentee ballots to be submitted from 8 p.m. to 10 p.m. after elections officials receive more requests than expected.
Democrats dominate statewide races for treasurer, attorney general and auditor general.
No challenger ran against the Republican representative in the primary or general elections this year.
Here's a simple, easy way to locate your polling place in the Pine-Richland area.
After years of traffic congestion—first from a too-narrow road and then from construction— Route 19 is close to completion.
The measure comes in response to Hurricane Sandy.
Expect lane closures and restrictions.
Stores closed Monday afternoon as Hurricane Sandy approached.
No injuries or deaths confirmed, the governor said at 6 p.m. update.