Thursday PA Capitol Digest NewsClips

Wolf To GOP Leaders: Get Back To Work
Lawmaker Responds To Ghost-Voting Allegations

PA’s Budget Impasse Victims Soundoff
Wolf vs. Republicans: Who Are The Real Adults

Roddy: Wolf’s Budget Math Adds Up To One Thing, Higher Taxes
Analysis: Pressure Off Harrisburg To Finish Its Job

Interim Budget Cuts College Grant Funds
Some State Funding Released For Schools

Amount Of School Funding Uncertain
Wolf Finds Way To Preserve EITC Tax Credit
Editorial: Ringing In The Same Old Harrisburg

Editorial: Budget Makes No $en$e

Editorial: Budget Work Needs To Resume Monday

Editorial: Absent Lawmakers Shouldn’t Get To Vote

Court Upholds Governor’s Authority For Line-Item Veto

Court Ruling Reinforces Governor’s Line-Item Veto Power

Court OKs Corbett’s Fiscal Code Line-Item Veto

Court Affirms Governor’s Right To Line-Item Veto

Rep. Harhart Says This Term Will Be Her Last

Patriot-News Capitol Reporter Carmen Brutto Passes

AG Deputy Says Kane Prosecutor Should Return Emails, He Has No Contract

AG’s Office Asks Special Prosecutor To Return Porngate Emails

Editorial: A Year To Become Politically Resolute

New PA Supreme Court Justices Poised To Be Sworn In

New Judges Sworn In On Allegheny County Common Pleas

Salaries Heating Up At Big Philly Law Firms

States Get Democratic Convention Hotel Assignments
Court Declares Older Adult Protective Services Act Unconstitutional

Independent Pharmacies Under Pressure As Networks Narrow

Rallies Saturday Will Protest, Welcome Syrian Refugees In PA

Pittsburgh Unemployment Dips To 5 Percent

Erie Unemployment Rate Falls To 5.3 Percent

People Still Struggle With Falling Unemployment Rate
Scranton/W-B Unemployment Falls To 5.5 Percent

PA Communities Like To Drop Stuff To Mark New Year

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