After Rapid Cost Increases, Can Universities Make Cuts?
Governor Tom Corbett’s first budget did more than ruffle a few feathers: it threw many of those on the public dole into a full throttle
Governor Tom Corbett’s first budget did more than ruffle a few feathers: it threw many of those on the public dole into a full throttle
As the Pittsburgh Public School District Board prepares to release its proposed budget for 2011, they are quick to point out there will be no
The CEO of the Port Authority will go before the board of directors to inform them that the transportation agency is facing a $50.6 million
Once again the Port Authority (PAT) has approved a budget with a funding hole wide enough to drive a bus through. Today they approved a
So, after an exhausting week in which City Council tried a variety of methods and went to the wire to beat the deadline of a
Take two Allegheny County school districts, each comprising three separate municipalities within them, one that voted to consolidate elementary schools and one that discussed the
The recent addition of Ms. Dugan to the Intergovernmental Cooperation Authority (known as the oversight board) was a tremendously positive step for the Governor to
Tomorrow is the first day of the 2011-12 fiscal year for the Commonwealth, virtually all of the state’s school districts, and for special purpose agencies
The idea was probably germinating for a long-time, but in September of 2009 the County Executive announced that he would be seeking $4 million from
Facing many challenges at the same time, from "uncertain federal and state funding" to "declining school enrollment" to "increasing costs", the most telling piece of