Recent News

State Senator says AVI should be revenue neutral (Yesterday)

3-1-1 PR effort off to rough start (Yesterday)

Friday’s DN – Don’t touch Nutter’s tunes (Yesterday)

Coming soon... a home for LGBT seniors (2 days ago)

Putting inmates to work (2 days ago)

Councilman questions if mayoral property tax plan will be a windfall for business (2 days ago)

Nutter weighs in on Donna Summer's death (2 days ago)

Deadline nears for grand jury to decide fate of Supreme Court justice (2 days ago)
An Allegheny County grand jury is set to determine whether to charge state Supreme Court Justice Joan Orie Melvin, according to the Tribune Review of Pittsburgh.

Thursday's DN: End of white flight? (2 days ago)

Ethics Board issues fines for campaign finance violations (3 days ago)

Controller says city not keeping proper tabs on technology property (3 days ago)

Wed -- 12-year-old detained over toy gun (3 days ago)

Protesters ready for Gov. Corbett (4 days ago)

Councilman nominates colleague to head schools? (4 days ago)

Jay Z says he'll invite Obama to Philly music fest (4 days ago)

Is Allyson Schwartz on track for U.S. House leadership post? (4 days ago)

Patrick Murphy endorses Kathleen Kane for state AG (4 days ago)
Former U.S. Rep. Patrick Murphy just endorsed former Lackawanna County Assistant District Attorney Kathleen Kane for state Attorney General, three weeks after she beat him in the Democratic primary election.

Tuesday's DN: Could the next mayor be named Blondie? (4 days ago)

Gun issues take center stage in Capitol (5/9/2012)
Guns took center stage in Harrisburg on Tuesday with gun rights activists gathering for their annual rally in the Capitol Rotunda and gun control activists applauding a vote on a bill they say will help crack down on so-called "straw" purchasing of handguns.

Wife of PA budget tsar gets probation in retail theft case (5/8/2012)
The wife of the Pennsylvania budget secretary was sentenced to five years probation in connection with two retail theft incidents including stealing almost $1,000 worth of groceries from Wegman's.

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