Supreme Court Will Hear Sick Leave and Building Training Cases
“Did the Commonwealth Court err in holding that the State Emergency Management Services Code, the State Disease Prevention and Control Act Law, the Second Class
“Did the Commonwealth Court err in holding that the State Emergency Management Services Code, the State Disease Prevention and Control Act Law, the Second Class
Last month we wrote about the proposal in what became Act 42 to create a new category of casinos in Pennsylvania–category 4 or “mini casinos.”
In early 2016 we wrote about the proposed service agreement for fire protection between the City of Pittsburgh and the Borough of Ingram, an agreement
As we touched upon in a blog last week regarding the Mayor of Pittsburgh’s budget address, at Monday’s meeting of City Council four ordinances regarding
In 2001 the General Assembly passed legislation that was signed into law in October of that year creating an appointed School Reform Commission to administer
In previous blogs we wrote about the possible reassessment in Lackawanna County in northeast Pennsylvania–a question was placed on the ballot for last Tuesday by
This morning the Mayor of Pittsburgh presented the 2018 operating and capital budgets to City Council for the fiscal year that begins January 1, 2018.
On Tuesday voters across Pennsylvania will decide on amending the current Constitutional language at Article VIII, Section 2bvi that permits local taxing authorities (counties, municipalities,
Voters in Lackawanna County, where the last time a countywide reassessment was performed was fifty years ago, are supposed to decide next Tuesday via a
Back in March we wrote about the City of Farrell, which in November of 1987 became the first municipality to enter fiscal distress status under