Jon Delano
Pittsburgh Ranked High On Consumer Banking List
Everywhere you turn in downtown Pittsburgh, you can find a bank.
Pa. House Approves Modified Liquor Privatization Bill
The Pennsylvania House of Representatives is expected to begin debate, and vote, on controversial legislation to privatize the state-owned liquor system.
Ravenstahl Challenges UPMC’s Tax-Exempt Status
Pittsburgh Mayor Luke Ravenstahl is taking on UPMC and challenging the status that allows the regional medical giant to avoid tens of millions of dollars a year in local taxes.
Reluctantly, Washington County Issues RFP For Reassessment
The last time property owners in Washington County saw a new reassessment was back in 1981, but a reassessment could be in the works.
Officials Working To Make Sure 911th Airlift Wing Open Beyond 2014
A standing ovation greeted Congressman Tim Murphy on Monday morning, as he was joined by other elected officials and military leaders at the 911th Airlift Wing.
Former Penn State Football Players Speak Out At PSU Trustees Meeting
About 30 former Penn State football players showed up at a crowded Friday afternoon meeting of the Penn State Board of Trustees in Hershey, critical of the trustees handling of the Sandusky affair and their treatment of the late coach Joe Paterno.
Corbett Says Pay-To-Play Is No Longer Rule In State Government
Gov. Tom Corbett won’t talk about the current investigation, but says whatever happened at the Turnpike Commission under previous governors, his rule about doing business with any state agency is simple.
IRS Has Refunds From 2009
If you didn’t file your tax return in 2009, the IRS is looking for you. But here’s a switch. The government wants to find you not to penalize you, but to give you a tax refund.
Pa. A.G. Accuses Turnpike Commission Of Awarding Contracts Illegally
It’s hard to drive on the Pennsylvania Turnpike without running into construction somewhere — much of it needed. But in an 85-page presentment a grand jury has found that some turnpike commissioners, officials, and political leaders awarded contracts based on gifts, favors, and political contributions.
911th Airlift Wing To Stay Open Through 2014
Officials have announced that the 911th Airlift Wing will remain open at least through 2014.
911th Airlift Wing’s Future Could Be Revealed On Wednesday
The fate of the 911th Airlift Wing in Moon Township could be announced on Wednesday, members of Congress tell KDKA.
7 Democrats File To Run For Mayor Of Pittsburgh
Tuesday marks the deadline for candidates to file their petitions to run for mayor of the city of Pittsburgh.
Lamb’s Party Endorsement Means Less Today, Some Say
City Controller Michael Lamb has won the Democratic Party’s official endorsement for mayor of Pittsburgh.
Court Strikes Down NYC Ban On Large Size, Sugary Drinks
New York city’s groundbreaking limit on the size of sugary drinks has been struck down by a judge.
Sen. Casey Working To Stop Bullying In Schools
It’s a major problem in many school districts and on public playgrounds. Bullying not only harms the child, but can also lead to anti-social behavior that endangers others.
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