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Scranton disregarded pension laws in its payment of double benefits to 35 employees over the last 12 years at a cost of $2.9 million, said Pennsylvania Auditor General Eugene DePasquale.
June 24 - Pennsylvania
In a new book on the citys financial collapse, investigative reporter and author Chris Papst calls Harrisburg, Pa. a crime victim for which justice has yet to materialize.
June 23 - Pennsylvania
The inability of the Penn Hills, Pa., School District to obtain full bridge financing it needed for payroll and operating expenses is a credit negative, said Moodys.
June 17 - Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania is but one pension battleground state amid a landscape of insolvency, court actions and settlements.
June 12 - Pennsylvania
The Pennsylvania Senate confirmed Gov. Tom Wolfs confirmation of Robin Wiessmann as secretary of banking and securities.
June 9 - Pennsylvania
Passing poor legislation and calling it pension reform will backfire on Pennsylvania if it does not change the underlying actuarial math, an actuary told state lawmakers.
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Former Harrisburg, Pa., Mayor Stephen Reed, one day after agents raided his home, told reporters he has Stage 4 prostate cancer.
June 4 - Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania's local pension problems extend well beyond poster-child Scranton, said state Auditor General Eugene DePasquale.
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Agents representing Pennsylvanias Attorney General Kathleen Kanes office raided the Harrisburg home of its former mayor, Stephen Reed.
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Newly discovered meeting tapes may shed additional light on Scrantons 2002 pension incentive, said Pennsylvania Auditor General Eugene DePasquale.
June 2