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Neighborhood children came to the Residence and were greeted by the governor and first lady who were dressed as vampires.

Governor Tom Corbett today congratulated the 91 men and women joining the ranks of the Pennsylvania State Police following their graduation from the State Police Academy in Hershey.

Attorney General Linda Kelly today joined with her colleagues from all 50 states, along with Consumer Protection agencies, the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) and the Ad Council to launch a new national public service campaign urging young drivers to stop texting while driving.

Governor Tom Corbett today ceremonially signed House Bill 1424, making PA Preferred the official branding program of agricultural commodities produced in Pennsylvania.

Governor Tom Corbett today signed House Bill 9, also known as "Lacey's Law," which will help junior drivers receive more comprehensive training, limit the number of passengers that junior drivers may carry, and make failing to wear a seatbelt a primary offense for junior drivers and passengers.

The children, grades K-5 attend the after-school program at the Neighborhood Center of the United Methodist Church

The measure authorizes the governor to declare a fiscal emergency

An expanding regional medical service company finds a home in the former Talon Zipper factory.

A 270-pound pumpkin donated by the Bargo Family, of Port Royal, Juniata County, arrivied at the Governor's Residence in Harrisburg.

Department of Revenue Fuel Testing for field agents.

Governor Tom Corbett today outlined his agenda for education reform in Pennsylvania.

$100,000 per month suburban Philly crack cocaine ring

Susan Corbett Stresses the Importance of Mammograms and Self Exams

Attorney General Kelly urges consumers to review privacy rights

Proposed Impact Fee Would Benefit Host Communities, Aid Public Protection