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Commonwealth Media Services Members of Pennsylvania’s Gaming Control Board, whose responsibilities include meeting once or twice a month — three times in busier months — have among the highest-paid positions in state government, with annual salaries topping $145,000. It’s one of the best jobs in town — if you can get it. That is because former state legislators are frequently on the shortlist when there’s an opening. Last week, Frank Dermody, the top House Democrat who lost reelection in 2020 after 30 years in the legislature, was appointed to a two-year term on the seven-member...

Spot on Pennsylvania's Gaming Control board could be the best job in Harrisburg.

. HARRISBURG — Members of Pennsylvania’s Gaming Control Board, whose responsibilities include meeting once or twice a month — three times in busier months — have among the highest-paid positions in state government, with annual salaries topping $145,000. It’s one of the best jobs in town — if you can get it. That is because former state legislators are frequently on the shortlist when there’s an opening. Last week, Frank Dermody, the top House Democrat who lost reelection in 2020 after 30 years in the legislature, was appointed to a two-year term on the seven-member board. D...

Pa. Legislature saw its financial cushion grow to $200 million amid pandemic Updated Feb 04, 2021; Posted Feb 04, 2021 The Pennsylvania General Assembly and its legislative support agencies ended the 2019-20 legislative fiscal year with $200 million in their combined reserve accounts.Getty Images/Ingram Publishing Facebook Share While Pennsylvanians and its business community struggled to make ends meet last year, the state’s legislative branch closed the books on its 2019-20 fiscal year sitting atop a reserve of $200 million in its combined reserve accounts, according to an audit release...

Toured the accident with then president jimmy carter to try to instill confidence. 32 years later, long time resident eric epstein is still a skeptic. >> there's a form of psychological terrorism that occurs during a nuclear disaster. you don't know how it's going to turn out. neither do the experts. >> reporter: much has changed inside the plants at three-mile island in terms of safety procedures. while many here are not afraid to live near the plants, some fear still exists. >> do you still get nervous? >> sometimes when we hear the sirens go off. they test the sirens sometimes. but after 30...